Generate unique credentials
Create passwords and usernames with configurable rules
Privacy-conscious individuals and teams reach for Bitwarden when they want an affordable, open-source password manager with capable free syncing and optional self-hosting.
Bitwarden stores logins, secure notes, payment cards, and identities inside an end-to-end encrypted vault. Its apps stay in step across browsers, computers, and phones, while imports cover common password-manager formats. Daily use centers on saving credentials, searching the vault, and filling sites from the browser extension.
Encryption happens before vault data leaves the device, and Bitwarden cannot read stored contents. Most people use the hosted service, while technical teams can deploy the server themselves. Account recovery remains deliberately limited, so preserving the master password and recovery code matters.
Create passwords and usernames with configurable rules
Share text or files through expiring links
Use fingerprints, Face ID, or system authentication
Sign in without entering the master password
Pair single sign-on with encrypted vault access
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