Biometric unloicking is avaiable on all platforms.
You need a paid account if you want to use Duo for multifactor authentication, and only paid organisations (including families) can use FIDO security keys such as YubiKey devices for 2FA. Free accounts don’t get an emergency access contact, secure file storage, in-client TOTP (Time-based One Time Password) two-factor authentication code generation for stored services, and have fewer 2FA options. Unlike LastPass, you can access your passwords on all kinds of devices, and unlike Dashlane’s free tier, there’s no limit on the number of passwords you can save.īitwarden does reserve more advanced features for paying users. But is it one of the very best password manager options? PricingĪ Bitwarden Premium account costs $10 (£8.50) per year, while a Bitwarden Families subscription gets you six accounts for $40 (£34.00) per year, as well as a share group account (an Organisation) to go with your family account.Ī free Bitwarden account is fully functional. It’s powerful, customisable but, most importantly, remains easy to use. It has one of the best free tiers around and a paid account works out at less than a pound a month, with advanced features that more than justify the cost of subscription. If someone asks me to recommend a password manager, Bitwarden is my first suggestion.
Storage: 1GB encrypted attachment or secure file storage for paid subscribers.
Sharing: Ephemeral sharing (up to 31 days) with any Bitwarden user via Bitwarden Send share collections with up to one other user via a free organisation or with anyone in your your Bitwarden Families organisation.
Security Bitwarden uses AES-CBC 256-bit encryption for your Vault data and PBKDF2 SHA-256 to derive your encryption key.
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