Bitwarden Reviews

Best password manager

Comments: Based on the price the value is exceptional. Bitwarden is part of my workflow a long time ago.

Pros:

Beside the fact that Bitwarden is completely open source and validated by security companies, it has a ton of functionality that really improves security at home and within an organization.

Cons:

I can't really tell a lot. Sometimes I had to initiate the sync manually when I had to use the password between devices, but that is usually rare.

Familiar and solid

Pros:

It’s familiarity with an other open source desktop password manager.

Cons:

User management, that you have to accept a user after invitation. Collections vs folders, why not simply call it folders? And please give us owners on collections.

Great professional password manager

Comments: Great password manager, easy to roll out across the organization.

Pros:

The ability to seperate personal and work passwords, automatic form fillers, collections to seperate passwords per client.

Cons:

I can't really think of anything to be honest.

Very confusing for set up and use

Comments: Very, very frustrating. Also disappointed because I had invested a fair amount of time comparing different password managers and thought this one would work. Instead it turned into a huge waste of time.

Pros:

That it was free - I appreciate that at least I did not lose money when I deleted my account.

Cons:

User interface, help, instructions, etc. very hard to follow for beginner. It was difficult getting started, and I never could find a satisfactory answer on why there are both a web app and a browser extension. There are also mobile and desktop apps. I could not tell if we needed all of the apps installed, and if not, why would we have desktop, web, and extension all on same computer?

Bitwarden review

Pros:

Bitwarden provides a high level of security and stores all sensitive information locked from external actors.

Cons:

So far, I have not found any downsides to Bitwarden. I hope to keep it that way.

Best password manager I've used!

Comments: Great! I'm am so much more organized and secure with my information and passwords after starting with Bitwarden. It's available on every platform I need and easily setup.

Pros:

I love that it's free to get started, and the upgrade is very reasonable, if you end up needing to. I use the password generator all the time!

Cons:

Autosave and autofill work 80% of the time, which is great, but not 100%. I have had times when trying to create a new entry using the browser plugin, that I accidentally clicked off, closing the popup and losing the info I had not saved yet. This has caused frustration more often than I'd like. Editing entries can be tedious, but you are protected from messing with things you want to leave untouched.

Great open source password management solution

Comments: Amazing cross platform solution, also gives you the ability to create different folders in which you will be able to store selected logins.

Pros:

Complete and open source soluton for all your passwords. It is cross platform and you can use it on almost every device you own.

Cons:

If you want to integrate also 2FAs codes you will need to upgrade to a paid plan.

The best password manager app

Pros:

All the features and functionality of a password manager in a single app

Cons:

I haven't found anything yet that I don't really like

Very recommended

Pros:

Free version is almost complete. Prices are cheap

Cons:

For my use sincerely i don't have any cons

Useful Companion with the Chrome Extension

Comments: Overall it's a good experience with Bitwarden that makes life easier (at least mine). It's nice to have a place with all your passwords (& potentially other secure notes) that you can access from anywhere and that still feels safe.

Pros:

The Chrome Extension that makes it super easy & fast to use when usin gthe Web via Google Chrome.

Cons:

The occasional issues with the Chrome Extension, when it becomes impossible to login (= unlock the vault) even though you're using the right password that still works with the main vault

Powerful password management at a good price, but with a clunky user interface and steep learning cu

Comments: For the most part, I like Bitwarden. Despite some of it's shortcomings, it is a powerful password manager, and with the ability to self-host your passwords provides a great level of security.

Pros:

Bitwarden is a powerful and flexible password manager, with the ability to not just store basic password, but also one-time (two factor) passwords, non-password items (such as credit cards, identification documents, and memberships), and secure notes. Bitwarden has browser extensions for all of the big browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, etc.) that work extremely well allowing you to not only automatically enter passwords on websites, but to automatically generate passwords and store them directly in Bitwarden. Furthermore, Bitwarden offers both a free tier, with a lesser feature set (specifically in not allowing the storage of one-time passwords) as well as an extremely inexpensive subscription tier ($10/year). Finally, by default, all of your passwords are stored in the Bitwarden cloud with easy to setup synchronization between your devices; however if you are uncomfortable storing all of your passwords in the cloud, Bitwarden offers a powerful self-hosting option (albeit it is difficult to setup).

Cons:

The user interface is functional, but clunky. Being fully cross-platform, it has non-native look and feel regardless of the platform you are using. In addition, while it is great that their is a free tier, if you use two-factor authentication for your accounts that support it (which you absolutely should do!), the free tier is far less useful as it does not support two-factor one-time passwords. Finally, the self-hosting option is fantastic, but is relatively difficult to setup (especially for the non-tech savvy users). Self-hosting requires you to have your own domain name, an always on computer, and an understanding of Docker. Bitwarden provides a decent tutorial on how to set all of this up, but it is not for the faint of heart

Intuitive and easy password management

Comments: I have been using Bitwarden for almost two years and it is close to perfect. The app runs smoothly and seamlessly on both smartphones and desktops. It is supported on a variety of browsers, ranging from the more well-known ones like Chrome and Safari to the less-known ones like Brave and Vivaldi. According to the user's needs, it can be used from the desktop app, mobile app, browser extension, or even from the command line. Quite a few features, such as unlimited passwords or multi-factor authentication, are included in the free version. The paid one contains more extensive functionalities, at a reasonable price. Because Bitwarden is a well-known software, it has a large community across the internet and great customer support. Also, the developers keep in close contact with users.
The only problems I found are the autosave function, which could be improved. Additionally, the creation of a 'share' button could make the app even more user-friendly, as now you have to manually copy and paste items to share them outside the app.
All in all, I think Bitwarden is a great piece of software that not only improves personal security, but also makes everyday life easier. Definitely worth considering, especially if you don't have a password manager.

Pros:

The number of features. Seamless and smooth running. Vast community and developer support. Free private version/reasonable enterprise price. Cross-device and cross-browser support.

Cons:

Autosave sometimes doesn't recognize passwords. No easy items sharing outside the app.

Great user experience and simple management

Pros:

Password encryption - end 2 end encryption of passwords so they cannot be stolen from Bitwarden servers. Shared collections for team secrets - document passwords, server access, etc. Secure password message - send password to other user securely

Cons:

Yubikey MFA support only in premium version. Letdown but not a dealbreaker

Great FREE open source password manager with similar functionalities to the paid competitors'

Comments: Does all that I need it to do and more, I will definitely be using if for years to come.

Pros:

- Simple, intuitive, easy to use software that has a great security reputation (open source!) so you can sleep well at night knowing your passwords are safe - Wide compatibility between iOS, Mac, Android, Windows, different browsers etc meaning you can easily access your passwords anywhere - Supports biometrics meaning you can quickly log in and access your passwords - Extra features like secured notes, password generator, autofill etc which are all added value in a free software - Small annual fee to support developers will also grant you extra features, but these are just extras and not necessary

Cons:

- Password generation could be more smooth so that it autofills, instead of having to copy the generated password and then after x amount of seconds the clipboard clears due to security measures and then you've lost your newly generated password. I would prefer it autofilling the newly generated password - On Android app, be able to select passwords directly in the field instead of having to enter the vault and select them there, fewer steps would make it even quicker

The best password manager I've used by a wide margin

Comments: I use Bitwarden many times a day, every day, for various applications (password generation, storage, filling, etc), and it just works for every application. Can't recommend it strongly enough!

Pros:

Bitwarden has a clean interface, it's super simple to use, it's open-source, it's free, it never tries to pressure you into upgrading, it syncs beautifully across all kinds of devices, and it integrates great with Android's autofill feature.

Cons:

I have no complaints at all about Bitwarden. So far, there's nothing I don't like.

Bitwarden is the best password manager, and the best part is that it's free

Comments: It's been spectacular. I love Bitwarden. I have installed it for my children, my wife, my mother, and recommended it to friends. I even posted a blog article about how to get set up on my blog.

Pros:

It has every feature of the big players, but it's absolutely free. There are a few things you can pay for (I personally do the $10/year plan) but most people do not need to. Password management, password generation. It doesn't get more simple.

Cons:

I honestly have nothing bad to say about Bitwarden.

Great password management tool!

Comments: I was a bit scared at first to use this password management tool as I was very happy with the previous one but so far it has been great. Importing all the password took just a minute and everything was there. There is a bit of adjustment but once you get the hang of it, there is no going back.

Pros:

The fact that Bitwarden has open-source code and is very clear about their tool and what they are doing. The free option is enough for most people but even the paid version is very cheap for what it offers you. The phone app is great and very easy to use!

Cons:

Compared to some other password managers, Bitwarden doesn't always recognize when a new password is created and therefore doesn't offer to save it automatically.

I don't know why you'd use anything else?

Pros:

For a start it "just works" and that's a baseline for any software I use. It works on my desktop, laptop (both Apple) and my phone (Android). It uses biometrics on the devices that have it. Oh, and it's free. Really hard to find a reason not to love it!

Cons:

Really can't think of anything? I use it all day, every day. It's part of my workflow. I've been using password managers for over a decade (at least) and paid for many different ones. But now I don't have to. Thanks Bitwarden team!

Practical Experience with Bitwarden Software

Comments: Generally, it's password manager (PMFA enabled) and visual XML and HTML-savvy editor and content sharing tool.

Pros:

Ease of generating one password for cloud and software apps management. Being SSO and multi-device tool. Cloud data syncing and sharing via unique generated links via SMS, email among other social media.

Cons:

Because it has all over deliverers all it was developed for, my organisation and I has nothing to register on cons slot

Bitwarden does the majority of what I'd like it to do

Comments: I am very happy that I chose this product, and that it is free! It has been a very reliable option for my business.

Pros:

It can be logged in from the web and through a widget, so I can work across multiple computers and still have access to all my passwords.

Cons:

Autofill does not always pick up, based on how some sites are designed.

Useful tool to manage and share your passwords

Pros:

You can quickly find what you're looking for because the interface is simple and well-organized. Even if you can create as many folders as you like (which is useful for managing different projects), the search box will help you find whatever you need without needing to scroll further.

Cons:

So far there's nothing I disliked about it. I don't use it every day, but when I do everything goes smoothly.

Online Password Manager

Comments: Incredible online data vault

Pros:

Ease of generating single password to control cloud data.Cloud Data syncing.File sharing via unique generated links.

Cons:

We are thankful to the vendor for this great discovery.

The best free password management software available

Pros:

It is open-source and free to use with a great App. I use it daily for password and login management. The sync and multi-device support is top-notch.

Cons:

The autofill could be improved, on some websites, it is not able to fill all the fields.

Open source password management that works everywhere

Comments: Secures our password usage within the company, allowing us to securely share credentials in appropriate cases. Also encourages users to better secure they're accounts.

Pros:

Password management without the commercial question marks that other tools entail. Solid functionality and active development.

Cons:

Difficult to work with multiple accounts. They're working on this - the desktop client currently supports this, but the browser extensions do not.

Bitwarden for keeping your passwords safe

Pros:

Bitwarden is an easy to use Password Manager. It generates secure passwords to be used during logins online and offline. It also offers mobile application and browsers extensions. While on a browser, the auto complete feature is very useful, since it identifies the website and the login form and automatically add username and password.

Cons:

For mobile devices it has difficult to auto complete the login forms for when using a browser apps like Chrome. This is due to Android limitations but directly impacts on the user experience. In these cases it is common to copy passwords using the clipboard, which is not ideal, since other apps can read the content of it.