Bitwarden offers paid upgrade accounts. The cheapest Bitwarden Premium is $10 per year. This will give you 1 GB of encrypted file storage, two-factor authentication with devices like YubiKey, FIDO U2F, Duo, and password hygiene and vault health reporting. Paid also gets priority customer support.
After registering, Download the app Available for Windows, MacOS, Android, iOS or Linux.There are also browser extensions Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Edge, Vivaldi and Brave.
Best full-featured manager
Provided by Dashlane
I first met Dashlane a few years ago. At the time, it, like its competitors, had no outstanding attributes. But recent updates have added several useful features. One of the best is Site Violation Alerts, and other services have been added since then. Dashlane proactively monitors the dark corners of the web for leaked or stolen personal data, then alerts you when your information has been compromised.
Setting up and migrating from another password manager is simple, and you’ll use a key to encrypt your passwords, just like the setup process for 1Password. In fact, Dashlane is very similar to the other products on this list. The company did discontinue its desktop app earlier this year in favor of a web-based user interface, which is slightly different from 1Password and Bitwarden. (The desktop app will officially shut down on January 10, 2022.) Anyway, I mostly use passwords in my web browser, and Dashlane provides add-ons for all major browsers, as well as apps for iOS and Android. If the desktop app is important to you, you need to pay attention. Dashlane offers a 30-day free trial so you can test it out before submitting.
After registering, Download the app Available for Android and iOS, and get the browser extension Firefox, Chrome and Edge.
Best DIY Option (Self-Hosted)
Provided by KeePassXC
Want to retain more control over your data in the cloud? Try a desktop application like KeePassXC. It stores encrypted versions of all passwords into an encrypted digital vault, keeping you safe with a master password, keyfile, or both. The difference is that instead of a hosted service like 1Password syncing it for you, you sync that database file yourself using a file sync service like Dropbox or SpiderOak, a service recommended by Edward Snowden. Once your file is in the cloud, you can access it on any device with the KeePassXC client.
Why do it yourself? One word: transparency. Like Bitwarden, KeepassXC is open source, which means its code can and has been checked for serious flaws.
download desktop application Available for Windows, MacOS or Linux and create your vault.There are also extensions Firefox, edgeand Chrome alloy. It doesn’t have an official app for your phone.Instead, the project proposes KeePass2Android or iPhone Safe.
Additional options
Provided by NordPass
NordPass is a relatively new kid when it comes to password managers, but it comes from a company with a notable pedigree. NordVPN is a well-known VPN provider, and the company brings a lot of ease-of-use and simplicity to its password manager, making its VPN product popular. The installation and setup process is a breeze. There are apps for every major platform (including Linux), browser, and device.
The free version of NordPass is limited to one device, and there is no sync feature available. The premium version has a 7-day free trial that lets you test device syncing. But to get good results, you have to upgrade to the $36 per year plan. (Like its VPN service, NordPass accepts cryptocurrency payments.)
