BitwardenReviews of bitwarden.com

Unable to cancel account, Payment processor that this company uses does not accept Canadian bank Visa/Interac Debit cards. No problem the last payments until this year. I had to cancel and delete Bitwarden account and go with a free open source offline password manager. I think that this is an American thing. I have uninstalled this app from al my devices and computers. You should not have to pay to use a password manager in this day and age. Permanent boycott of USA products and services.

I am only a single, personal user and after trying several password managers along the years, I started using Bitwarden for no more experiences. I am entirely pleased with this App and searching for any other similar App will just be a waist of time. Moreover, every time I needed customer support, I was quickly answered and clarified.

Bitwarden is both lean and mean (especially compared to LastPass! It supports every conceivable feature on both Chrome, Windows desktop and Android (probably also on Apple). Quick and easy to search. The Windows DT app is always a click away. I've been using it for years, and will continue to do so.

This secure cross-platform vault works on all my devices (iPhone, iPad, Windows, Mac and Linux) flawlessly. Storing passwords and now Pass Keys, and secure notes, it is has now replaced all my other sources and slowly reducing my need for the YubiKey on my keyring (though I won't retire that entirely). Highly recommended.

The best password manager open-source

A good product to keep track of passwords and changes. The paid version also provides for real time authenticator usage as well.

The OTP is well integrated in to the password manager, using it in a single application and managing it together with an account is very simple and works great.

Support is really, really great. Against the incredibly modest price they ask for premium, it's a steal. Easily 5 stars if it wasn't for a 3-months lingering bug in the desktop client where it's unclear whether your password is actually saved,with risk of an account lockout (not bitwarden lockout. See github issue 12022 for both problems).