BitwardenReviews of bitwarden.com

I love Bitwarden. It is so simple to use and the premium service provides a lot of good perks. I feel very satisfied with the service.

This is the only open source password manager with free sync on multiple devices that l could find.

If you're still on LastPass. Cancel it and make the move over to Bitwarden. Bitwarden's website has very easy export and import process, which is seamless.

Secure application, been using ever since LastPass and Dashlane made it such that you couldn't have multiple devices on free account. Bitwarden is far better, auto-fills on both browser and mobile, glad I found this.

I never tried other password managers, but I think Bitwarden is the best. I'm currently on their premium plan. It costs $10 for a year, about 4x less than most proprietary password managers. What I like about Bitwarden: - Open-source software. - Store unlimited passwords, even on the free plan. - Generate TOTP directly from app/extension. - FIDO2 security key support. - Check for weak passwords and data breaches.

Simple, effective, open source. What more do you need. Best alternative to lastpass.

the 2 factor being builtin is really amazing. I had some issues setting up password sharing and in my opinion it is still a little difficult if you are first time user but support got my sharing issue resolved in the matter of minutes. I really love their unique approach to 2factor auth management. That's what made me switch from lastpass

Started using Bitwarden and loved it. It is open-sourced meaning it can allow tech-savvy to do what they please (mostly). But that doesn't mean it's insecure, it still uses encryption statically impossible to crack. The goal of Bitwarden is to make sure everyone has tools for password security. It is a really respectable goal, and they are delivering on it successfully! What really proves this is the premium version comes will plenty of the things you need for $10 dollars a year. Yes, a Year. They also have instructions of switching from your old password manager to this one, which was really helpful when I was switching from LastPass (LassPass is bad, by the way). I cannot believe just a great site only has 25 reviews (at the time of writing). I guess you can only get plenty of reviews after you have bad customer experiences, which shows how happy the current small user base is. Let make it a big one for such a great site. If you're still not convinced, send me a better, more respectable, open-sourced password manger and I will eat my words.