Bitwarden
Trusted, open-source password manager that secures passwords, passkeys, and sensitive credentials across all devices.
Overview
Bitwarden is a trusted, open-source password manager that secures passwords, passkeys, and sensitive credentials across all devices. With zero-knowledge encryption and transparent source code available on GitHub, it provides security through transparency and third-party audits.
The platform serves individuals, families, teams, and enterprises with flexible deployment options including cloud hosting and self-hosting. Beyond password management, Bitwarden offers secrets management for developers, passkey support, and integrations with SSO providers, directory services, and SIEM tools.
Trusted by over 80,000 organizations and 15 million users worldwide, Bitwarden has ranked #1 in enterprise user satisfaction for eleven consecutive quarters in the G2 Enterprise Grid Report.
Key features
- Zero-knowledge end-to-end encryption
- Open source with public GitHub repository
- Password and passkey generation and management
- Secrets Manager for developers and DevOps
- SSO and SCIM integration
- Self-hosting option
- Event logs and audit trails
- Biometric unlock and advanced 2FA
- Open source code auditable by security experts
- Transparent zero-knowledge architecture
- Flexible deployment (cloud or self-hosted)
- Comprehensive API and CLI for automation
- Strong enterprise features at competitive pricing
- Ranked #1 in G2 Enterprise User Satisfaction
- Learning curve for advanced features like API integration
- Self-hosting requires technical infrastructure knowledge
- Free plan limited compared to paid tiers
- Requires separate Secrets Manager subscription for advanced secret management
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