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What is Bitwarden?

Bitwarden Password Manager is a solution designed to help users take control of online password security and manage private data safely from any location or device. Benefits of Bitwarden, as provided by the vendor, include:

Secure Password Sharing
Share encrypted data, and only with the users or teams who need access

Cross-Platform Accessibility
Access critical data in Bitwarden vault from any location, browser, and device

Cloud-Based or Self-Host
Get up and running in minutes in the cloud or self-host Bitwarden for complete data control

Security Audit & Compliance
Open source and third-party audited, Bitwarden complies with Privacy Shield, GDPR, CCPA regulations

Vault Health Reports
Access reports to reveal weak, reused passwords, and other helpful data security metrics

Directory Sync
Directory Connector streamlines user and group onboarding and keeps them in sync

Always-On Support
Customer Success agents are available to support users around the clock

Detailed Event Logs
Bitwarden creates audit trails to help keep track of user and group access to sensitive data

Flexible Integrations
Unite existing systems with Bitwarden using SSO authentication, Directory services, or APIs

End-to-End Encryption
Lock passwords and private information with end-to-end AES-256 bit encryption, salted hashing, and PBKDF2 SHA-256.

Cross-Platform Applications
Secure and share sensitive data within the Bitwarden Vault from any browser, mobile device, or desktop application.

Global Community
Align to the highest security standards with a global community of password security experts and Bitwarden users.

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Screenshots

Screenshot of the Bitwarden Vault, where users can generate, autofill, and share unlimited credentials and other sensitive data from any browser, mobile device, or desktop application.
Screenshot of the Bitwarden browser extension that protects passwords and digital secrets in a vault, auto-fills them, and generates new passwords that are fully encrypted end-to-end (even the Bitwarden team can’t access them).
Screenshot of Bitwarden's password generator, used to generate strong and unique passwords, including usernames. It also integrates with email alias services for additional security. Using the strong generator tool keeps personal info like anniversaries and pet names out of your passwords, out of the dark web, and out of hackers’ hands.
Screenshot of Bitwarden Send, a feature that lets users quickly share encrypted files and text with another individual via a private link. It can also be used to automatically share vault items using collections in a Bitwarden organization.
Screenshot of Bitwarden's sync feature, that syncs passwords and other sensitive data (like identities, addresses, and credit cards) across devices, including mobile devices.
Screenshot of where Bitwarden can auto-fill login information into websites. Autofill can be used across browsers, mobile apps (Android and iOS), and other places using associated URIs.

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Screenshot of the Bitwarden Vault, where users can generate, autofill, and share unlimited credentials and other sensitive data from any browser, mobile device, or desktop application.

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Technical Details

Technical Details
Deployment TypesOn-Premise, SaaS
Operating SystemsWindows, Linux, Mac
Mobile ApplicationApple iOS, Android
Supported CountriesBitwarden is a global solution
Supported LanguagesAvailable in over 50 languages

FAQs

What is Bitwarden?
Bitwarden headquartered in Santa Barbara offers open source password management solutions for individuals, teams, and business organizations.
How much does Bitwarden cost?
Bitwarden starts at $48.
What are Bitwarden's top competitors?
Keeper, Dashlane Password Manager, and 1Password are common alternatives for Bitwarden.