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È ormai un'anno e mezzo che uso bitwarden inizialmente ero scettico a riguardo ma dopo un'anno di utilizzo non posso più farne al meno app eccezionale funziona veramente bene ed è estremamente sicuro unico compromesso è che la password principale bisogna sempre tenerla a mente nel caso in cui si dovesse dimenticare potete dire addio all'account in quanto nemmeno l'assistenza bitwarden può aiutarvi questa cosa qui a me piace da ancor di più quel senso di sicurezza assoluta in più le altre password vengono criptate prima della sincronizzazione online fantastico protezione al massimo livello

I recently encountered a significant issue with Bitwarden's password export feature, resulting in the loss of 170 passwords. The problem arose when I followed Bitwarden's encryption suggestion in their help documentation for exporting passwords in JSON format. My strong recommendation to all Bitwarden users is to avoid Bitwarden encrypt password exports. If you find yourself needing to export your passwords, it is crucial to take additional steps to ensure safety passwords export. Instead of relying solely on Bitwarden's built-in encryption during the export process, I strongly advise exporting your passwords and subsequently encrypting them with a trusted third-party tool that you have control over. By doing so, you mitigate the risk of encountering the same unfortunate situation I found myself in.

I started using it after migrating from LastPass. The experience for me is simple and great and never had any issues with it. After using the free version for so long by multiple devices and a lot of passwords, I decided that this company deserves my money and I could also use some premium features like TOTP and emergency access from contacts. 10$ a year is less that 1$ per month and it totally deserves it. Using the TOTP is seamless and convenient. I totally recommend it. Edit as of 30/1/2026: After that long, the price has doubled but the steps of it's development are too slow, too little. The desktop application (which people usually use in business for management other than in-browser) still feels "cheap" and sometimes buggy. The design choice not to be able to share directly credentials but you have to manually copy-paste them to the otherwise useless "Send" feature is still leaves me wondering. Also, following the r/Bitwarden community in Reddit someone can see how obnoxious this community is (mostly to people who ask for help/support), and i'm just gonna leave it there. Generally, it's a good password manager for 2 things, the free tier and that it's open source. Otherwise, if you have the budget go straight for 1Password to get a complete and polished experience.

The best password manager there is, $10 for 2FA a year is well worth it, all in all great service.

Has worked fine on multiple devices. Plus its free.

A year ago Bitwarden rolled out an update that made their desktop client unusable on Windows 7 machines. While one may argue this is a rather old setup, to instantaneously, without a warning, deny users access to their password is a poor business practice. A solution was shortly found - to use an older version of Bitwarden Portable. It worked fine for over a year, until today I discovered that their firewall blacklisted my IP address thus locking me out. This is just outrageous and undermines trust in the product. Paying customers must not be treated like that. I don't even know what to add here.

Demande un petit peu d’habitude au début car tout n’est pas forcément très intuitif, mais super utile et fonctionnel.

Was using LastPass Premium and sharing some passwords with family members but abandoned them due to their security failures. Changed to Bitwarden and after some testing, paid for Families 9 months ago with the intention of again sharing passwords with family members but it is too complicated to set up and I am confused between vaults, collections, and organisations. I have also seen it do things I think it shouldn't have done such as giving my wife access to my entire password vault before I had confirmed her (and I was only trying to give her access to a subset of my passwords anyway). The free version for a single user may be ok, as may enterprise use - which it seems to have a lot of features for which just confuse me.