Update: Bitwarden Password Manager Adds Command Line VaultĪs for encryption, all the data stored is fully encrypted before it leaves your device. Web vault, accessible with any web browserĪ command line Bitwarden vault is also planned for the future.Mobile applications for Android and iOS.Web browser extension for Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Vivaldi, Tor Browser, Opera, Safari, Microsoft Edge, and Brave.Desktop applications for Windows, macOS and Linux (does not require an Internet connection to access passwords).Here is a list of all the Bitwarden applications / ways of accessing your Bitwarden stored passwords (and notes or credit card info): form fill on browsers, including on mobileīitwarden offers mobile apps, browser extensions, and a web vault, along with a desktop application which works offline, so you can access your passwords even if you're not connected to the Internet, a feature which is a big plus for me.passwords import and export functionality (supports importing from a large list of password managers, including 1Password, Chrome, Enpass, Firefox, Opera, Vivaldi, Gnome / Seahorse, KeepassX and 2, Lastpass, and others).store not only passwords but also secure notes, credit cards and identities.It comes with browser support, cloud password (as well as notes and credit card information) synchronization, 2FA, can be self hosted, it's cross-platform, and easy to use. I was recently looking to migrate my passwords to an open source, cross platform password manager that sync passwords but also allows accessing passwords offline, and I discovered Bitwarden, which is advertised as an ' open source password management solution for individuals, teams, and business organizations'.Īfter using it for about a week, I can tell you that Bitwarden is probably the best open source alternative to LastPass.

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