Open-source password manager with self-hosting
Introduction
Bitwarden is the first choice among open-source password managers: full-platform clients, browser extensions, end-to-end encryption and cloud sync all free — uniquely, it is fully self-hostable, keeping your vault on your own server. The secure starting point for personal and team password management; the open-source 1Password alternative.
Key Features
- End-to-end encrypted sync
- All-platform clients and extensions
- Self-hosting option
- Password generator and health audit
- Team collections sharing
Pros
- Open, auditable, self-hostable
- Complete free features
Cons
- UX slightly behind commercial rivals
Pricing
Free personal; Premium $10/year; family per group.（See official site for current pricing）
FAQ
Server breach risk?
End-to-end encrypted — servers hold only ciphertext.
vs 1Password?
1Password polishes UX; Bitwarden wins on openness and self-hosting.
Self-hosting hard?
One-command Docker deploy — mind backups.
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