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Bitwarden

An open-source password manager for your digital life.

Privacy & security
128Recommendation signals
128Sources
2026-07-23Latest mention

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@seemaze
I use bitwarden[0].
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@ghostly_s
I use Bitwarden on Linux.
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@OptionOfT
Wife and I use bitwarden.
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@josteink
I use Bitwarden for everything and have to have MS Authenticator installed just for this 1 login.
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@rectang
So for many services I use Bitwarden for passwords.
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@rekabis
I love full-fat Bitwarden on desktop, as it makes admin tasks a lot easier than keyholing through that tiny browser interface.
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@horsawlarway
…ntial, and gives you the ability to access all the nice features (ex - multi-org, multi-user, shared vaults, totp, etc...) Honestly - part of the reason I like Bitwarden is that if they ever go full "enshittification", it's going to be relatively easy and straight-forward to just move entirely off their projects and onto open-source forks.
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@gchamonlive
I've been using bitwarden for a while,
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@rstuart4133
I use bitwarden,
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@deepriverfish
I've been using bitwarden for years
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@75central
I've been using Bitwarden for years,
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@muppetman
I love Bitwarden and use it every day,
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