Bitwarden

1 N. Calle Cesar Chavez, Suite 102, 93103, Santa Barbara, United States
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About Bitwarden

With an open source, end-to-end encrypted approach to password management, Bitwarden empowers enterprises and individuals to securely store and share sensitive data. Accessible from any location, on any device, Bitwarden can be deployed in cloud-based and on-premise environments. Strengthen your security with MFA, vault health reports, enterprise policies, and event logs. SSO, SCIM, and directory service integrations make it easy to integrate Bitwarden into your enterprise environment.

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del dom
QA

Excellent password manager...which is free too... This one is great password manager. It is free technically as most features work without a subscription. App UI and addon UI are great. Need much more improvements like placing an icon on the username and password space for easy access instead of clicking and selecting on the addon.

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Moises Gonzal
GB

Keep it Simple Seems password managers are not that easy to use. Signed up for free version to test and it will generate a password, but need a college degree to setup the rest of us. And the help system Its a lot like Microsoft's help system, written for those who wrote from the help system in the first place.

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Brian
ID

The best password manager I never tried other password managers, but I think Bitwarden is the best. I'm currently on their premium plan. It costs $10 for a year, about 4x less than most proprietary password managers. What I like about Bitwarden: - Open-source software. - Store unlimited passwords, even on the free plan. - Generate TOTP directly from app/extension. - FIDO2 security key support. - Check for weak passwords and data breaches.

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Simon Archer
IM

Found the software difficult to use and… Found the software difficult to use and ultimately pointless so decided to cancel a paid version. Now, funnily enough, Captcha doesn’t work, my master password comes up as incorrect and it keeps kicking me out making it impossible to cancel and today they take payment. Isn’t it interesting how much more difficult it is to cancel than to start a subscription with these companies!!

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Andrey Panin
KG

Extremely bad user experience 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.

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