Bitwarden Password Manager

Made the switch from LastPass 2 years ago and must say that Bitwarden’s growth has been incredible. The only thing I don’t like about this app is the UI which looks a bit dated otherwise great app. Hopefully we get a more polished UI.

Bitwarden is the best password app. It doesn’t have security flaws like another password app that I won’t name, it has an Apple Watch app (for 2FA codes) which few other password managers do, and it is cheap for the paid plan. Never had issues besides the UI isn’t that good looking.

This app has made life so much simpler and allowed me to be in control of passwords. I love it.

I really like this app a lot. I would love it if I could upload a picture through the app.

I tried this app out over a year ago. It has been perfect ever since my first day. I have had no issues and it does what it says it does. I recently went to the paid version to support the development. Could not recommend more.

Not easy to use

This app is a necessity, nowadays. You need an app to keep all your passwords and account information all in one place. Bitwarden is the app. It is very secure and it cannot be compromised. I’ve had it for several years now and there is no need for me to find a replacement. Don’t put your passwords on paper, keep them in Bitwarden.

After updated to latest version, the auto fill doesn’t work in Safari on my iPhone 7.

Fill in not working in iphone 7

Giving this password manager 4 stars until we get the feature that i would mention below. But firstly love this password manager particularly since we have the option to self host. Majority of the features are free. If you need 2 factor authentication inbuilt then we have to pay a marginal amount of $10 a year. Love the encryption level options that the software provides and the recent additions of passkey puts this as highly recommended. Now to the feature that is lacking that kinda puts a dent on the iOS side. As there is no iOS safari extension for Bitwarden, there is no option to automatically add new login details when saving credentials on a website or the option to suggest an update to an existing login when changing a password on a website. I will mark this as 5 stars the moment this feature is available. Looking into 1Password, they do have this feature and many in the community think its an essential feature.