Overview
Bitwarden helps you solve your password management problems. An easy and safe way for individuals, teams, and business organizations to store, share, and sync sensitive data. Bitwarden's secure cloud syncing features allow you to access your data from anywhere, on any device! Your vault is conveniently optimized for use on desktop, laptop, tablet, and phone devices. Since all of your data is fully encrypted before it ever leaves your device, only you have access to it. Not even the team at bitwarden can read your data, even if they wanted to. Your data is sealed with end-to-end aes-256 bit encryption, salted hashing, and pbkdf2 sha-256.
Highlights:
- Desktop - access bitwarden on macos desktops with a native desktop application
- Web browser - integrate bitwarden directly into your favorite browser. Use it's browser extensions for a seamless browsing experience.
- Mobile - take bitwarden on the go with our mobile apps for your phone or tablet device.
- Command line - use our powerful command-line tools (cli) to write and execute scripts on your bitwarden vault.
- Web - stuck without any of your devices? Using a friend's computer? You can access your bitwarden vault from any web enabled device by using our web vault.
What's new in Bitwarden
Version 1.17.2:
Note: Now requires OS X 10.10 or later
- Bug fixes
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16 Reviews of Bitwarden
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Although not an exact match (1Password is genuinely a great app with lots of features and great usability), Bitwarden is a great piece of software that is constantly updated but, more importantly, is open-source.
Heck, you also can have your own self-hosted Bitwarden cloud vault up and running in no time by simply copy & pasting the instructions on their knowledge base -- a beautiful approach :)
There are some catches that bug me though that I hope they address in the future:
1. You can't add or edit new items in off-line mode (leaving the syncing when back online to the app)
2. You can't attach images to a new entry: you need first to go ahead and create the entry, then "edit" it and only then attach your files.
AFAIK these are design choices... stoopid as fack if you ask me. I'd give it 5 stars otherwise.
File attachments, 2FA options for Duo, YubiKeys, & FIDO U2F, store TOTP keys + verification code generation, and priority customer support.
https://blog.bitwarden.com/premium-features-file-attachments-2fa-options-totp-priority-support-d4c12e2d9018
Although not an exact match (1Password is genuinely a great app with lots of features and great usability), Bitwarden is a great piece of software that is constantly updated but, more importantly, is open-source.
Heck, you also can have your own self-hosted Bitwarden cloud vault up and running in no time by simply copy & pasting the instructions on their knowledge base -- a beautiful approach :)
There are some catches that bug me though that I hope they address in the future:
1. You can't add or edit new items in off-line mode (leaving the syncing when back online to the app)
2. You can't attach images to a new entry: you need first to go ahead and create the entry, then "edit" it and only then attach your files.
AFAIK these are design choices... stoopid as fack if you ask me. I'd give it 5 stars otherwise.