Bitwarden Reviews & Product Details

Since our initial deployment, Bitwarden has continued to improve in ways that reinforce our confidence in the platform. One major improvement is the continued refinement of passkeys and passwordless authentication, which has reduced reliance on traditional passwords while improving both our security and convenience. The autofill experience across browsers and mobile devices has also become more intuitive and faster making our daily workflows even more smoother. We particularly appreciate revamped password health and security reports, which provide clearer visibility into reused, weak and exposed credentials and guide towards better security. Bitwarden's expanding ecosystem, including its dedicated authenticator app and secret management capabilities has made it more than just a password manager but a broader identity and access security too for us. Bitwarden also shows promising direction in how it has incorporated Intelligent automation into security monitoring . It is increasingly using smart analysis to flag compromised credentials, highlight risk patterns and recommend corrective actions. This security centric approach aligns so well with our expectations as it prioritizes data ownership while helping us make better security decisions. Regular updates, UI refining and feature rollouts has enables us to consistently respond to our changing cyber security landscape. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The centralized vault model remains to be my greatest concern as it represents a single high value target if our master credentials are compromised . Additionally native safeguards e.g granular vault segmentation, clearer disaster recovery workflows or optional decentralized vault structure could further strengthen our confidence for managing critical infrastructure. Lastly, while the interface has improved more guided in app education could help us to easily adopt the advanced features. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Bitwarden to store my passwords and debit card info because I have accounts on a lot of websites. For me, Bitwarden is essential for managing logins for almost 300 sites quickly and easily. I like that it uses a very secure, encrypted system, which matters to me because it helps reduce the risk of issues like password leaks. It’s also really easy to use and open source, so I worry less about security concerns overall. I also like its Password Generator feature—you can create bulletproof passwords with this generator in seconds.

Compared to other password managers, Bitwarden offers more features even with a free account. Getting started is straightforward: you create an account, install the Google Chrome extension, and then you can access it from any computer. I can also use Bitwarden across different devices, including computers and mobile phones, through its apps and extensions. Overall, I rarely run into problems with Bitwarden, and I genuinely appreciate the features it provides. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes on particular websites like banking systems, Bitwarden doesn't work, possibly due to restrictions. Also, Bitwarden does not have any VPN. If it had a VPN, it would be a really good thing. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only thing I advise people about is using a password manager and the importance of 2 factor authentication. Even non technical people have started using it because of how much easier life becomes after this. All you have to remember is just one password. Since it supports passkeys, there is no need to depend on any other platforms at all. Even if you do not want to type the master password every time, there is a PIN option too, but be careful not to forget the master password after long term use of the PIN. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Yes, just one thing. It would have been nice if there were Proton Drive integration for easy data backup and restore. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Bitwarden to keep track of my servers' passwords in my business and to keep our main server secure. It is easy to use and supports 2FA (TOTP) and passwordless logins. The best thing is that Bitwarden is very well-maintained, unlike many others that I have tried. This is to say that many password managers work well for a short period of time, but as browsers are updated, they stop working, or their functionality is degraded. The developers of BW keep Bitwarden updated. One feature I love is the fact that I can create a unique email address for each login that I create. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I wish the UI was more user-definable, like just small details I might tweak. It should be easier to integrate with Firefox Relay and other services. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I loved the new features for Passkeys, and I still use a lot of the safe notes to save information that are not specifically login or credentials. Additionally, in my previous feedback, I said that the interface was not so friendly, and I got say that this has changed. It looks smoother and the design is matching the new iOS update. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only issue I had was resolved, so now I can say that I don't have any negative feedbacks or things I'd suggest to improve. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It has helped me organize my passwords, which I previously just saved wherever I could. They were often duplicated and difficult to access. Now, two years after I first downloaded the app, everything feels different. I mainly use the browser extension and the app, and they save me a lot of time. I also feel that my information is as safe as possible. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Autofill does not always work. In some webpages, I ask to autofill and save but once I need do log in again it does not autofill. It detects the site but just refuses to put the data in the boxes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about Bitwarden is that it is open source, which gives me full transparency and flexibility. I can either self-host it in my own environment or use Bitwarden's hosted service, depending on my needs. Another great feature is secure password sharing. I can store passwords in Bitwarden and safely share them with my teammates. This way, everyone gets access without needing to store passwords elsewhere, and security is fully managed by Bitwarden. In addition to that, Bitwarden offers end-to-end encryption, so only authorized users can access the stored data even Bitwarden itself cannot read the password. This gives me strong confidence in the overall security. I really like its cross-platform support and browser integration. It works seamlessly across browsers and desktop and mobile devices, which makes managing and accessing passwords very convenient in daily work. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One thing I dislike about Bitwarden is that the web login experience can feel slow when I use the website; it sometimes takes a noticeable amount of time to load the login page before I can sign in. Another issue is that the interface can feel complex at first. Once I got used to it, it became much easier, and I now use it regularly in my day-to-day work. In addition to that, some advanced features are not very intuitive and require extra time to understand or configure, especially for users who are not very technical. Lastly, offline usage and sync delays can occasionally be frustrating, particularly when switching devices and expecting the latest changes to appear immediately. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Identities, Credit Card, Cross OS support, password and username generation, authenticator TOTP, Passkeys, secrets and file sharing, Vault, Folders, and Groups, any feature you can think of, a Password Manager can offer. It can also be self-hosted. More than just a Password manager, Bitwarden offers a complete package and a sense of security. I'm a tech enthusiast and very picky, I'm glad that Bitwarden was the first and will be the last choice of mine. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There should be a 1 time payment plan for individuals so they can also use premium options, or at least TOTP Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I've been using Bitwarden for a while and I love the creation of the Teams plan. It provides the collaborative functions small companies and teams need at a slightly better price point than Enterprise. I also love that Bitwarden is constantly improving their browser extensions. They weren't as good as competitors when we first started using them but they've gotten much much better. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Bitwarden's browser extensions have greatly improved but their desktop clients still lack the polish of some competitors. Some room to improve there. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like Bitwarden for its ease of use and convenient admin portal, which is logically structured, allowing quick access to members and devices, and it provides insightful information about usage. I appreciate the policies you can enforce for users, ensuring data leakage protection by preventing employees from exporting work-related passwords. The help with adoption from Bitwarden's team is also valuable, and the addition of new features keeps the platform improving. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It would be great to be able to set custom icons for each entry in your vault. Also, it would benefit from having more flexibility when it comes to integration with IDPs. For example, I wish I could turn off the trusted devices feature and leave only the SSO feature on, because we do device compliance checks upon SSO request. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.