Bitwarden Reviews

I love that when you visit a specific site, BitWarden only shows your saved credentials for that site.

I think that the interface and web vault could look quite a bit better, and thus a bit more beginner friendly.

I don't have any specific recommendations. Keep your passwords long, use 2-Factor Authentication, etc. Stay safe!

It allows me to securely store my passwords for all my sites and software. I am also able to access my stored passwords from any device, which makes it my go-to for password management.

This app saves all your passwords and enables you to access them. You can also use it to generate random, strong passwords and then save them. It helps you not have the same password for all sites. It also enables you to save credit card info.

You can't take a screenshot when in Bitwarden.

There seem to be some kinks. It hasn't always worked perfectly with the Google Pixel. It doesn't always automatical recognize password fields.

It reduces the amount of time needed to look up passwords and enables be to keep passwords more secure.

I am able to use my password vault across all my devices and feel safe about it. I like their Firefox and Chrome extensions as well as the Yubikey support (and NFC Yubikey on Android). All of their software is open source and freely available (as should be the case for anything you'd trust for security matters).

In addition to being pleased with the software, I've also been happy with the support: When I initially signed up I had a question and submitted a support request on a Sunday morning and got a response back within an hour. Nice to see that level of responsiveness, even when I wasn't a paying customer yet.

In the webapp there are offerings for organizations and personal and business and it took me a bit to figure out what that all means.

Keep up the good work!

I needed to securely store all of my passwords and access them from any device. This software /service does exactly that. Also, since it's all OSS, I know I won't run into any trouble far into the future in the case of getting bought up or anything like that (see Lastpass/LogMeIn).

free, multiple platforms (Windows, Android, iOS, Mac, Linux, web access), multiple device support, strong encryption, open source

nothing to dislike - can be used on practically every modern device or computer under the sun

It's free, supports multiple OS and multiple devices

A free and secure solutions to store and manage passwords and notes