BitwardenReviews of bitwarden.com

Sehr guter Passwort-Manager. Es gibt zwar ein paar Probleme mit den privaten Tabs in Firefox, aber sonst gibt es nichts zu bemängeln

Davvero ottimo!!! Avevo LastPass che poi diventò a pagamento, quindi ho cercato un'alternativa gratuita ed eccomi qua. Lo uso già da oltre due anni. Niente da dire, perfetto, ottima sincronizzazione, applicabile ad ogni dispositivo. Bravi, bravissimi!!!

The free model gives you all you need for personal usage; if that is not enough, you can get a premium for 10$ a year, super cheap.

Open Source und gut. Einziger Kritikpunkt: Die Eintragung ist etwas aufwändiger als bei Alternativen.

Bitwarden gives me everything I want. From Browser-Addons integrations and easy to use fill-ins to the support of my Yubikey and of best of all things, it is open source. For me, it is superior to every other PW-manager. Ontop you can check your overall security with build-in features. In general, a great product, worth it $10 a year for premium!

I use Bitwarden daily. Bitwarden is not only free but also open source and provides essential and advanced security. The premium option is also very well priced and I love what they are doing with their software for organisations.

This company is fairly new entrant in the digital credential space. Don't let that dissuade you. While not as polished as other offerings, it gets the job done and provides the basics - a way to store all your creds securely and also generate randm strong passphrases and passwords. Best of all THEY SUPPORT THEIR PRODUCT. You can contact them and actually get a response in a reasonable period of time. They even accept feedback (good and bad) on how to improve their interface/feature set. While their free product will probably meet most people's needs, the individual supported version only runs $10 a year currently which compared to the competition is a steal. They support all the major browsers in Windows/Mac and mobile devices. From where I stand, you can use their product and know it will be supported. For a credential manager, this is pretty critical.

I've been using Bitwarden for a couple of years. After trying a few alternatives and not being enthused I tried Bitwarden. It does what I want, without the over-complication and extra "features" of some alternatives. After a few months I paid the US$10 annual fee, for the extra features and to help support a great bit of software. Bitwarden makes my credentials available on my phone and computers without fuss. My accounts have individual long and complicated passwords. I would never be able to remember even one of them, let alone remember hundreds. Who could remember a hard to crack password like L#oKm%QUhqD25s7@$DV^ for each of their sites? With individual passwords, compromise of one password by a website, which is not uncommon, would not allow access to anything else. Paid Bitwarden has comprehensive reports on exposed passwords, free Bitwarden has the useful Data Breach report. Passwords sync without hassle. I got a new phone and laptop recently and it was easy to get them sharing passwords. Unlike some others, the free version has no limitation on the number of credentials you can store. It is fine for many people, but if you want to use security keys to unlock your password vault then the bargain US$10 a year is well worth it. If you're still using a few variations of the name of your cat and your street name (or whatever) stop now, go to Bitwarden and see an easier and safer way of handling passwords.