One of the things I most appreciated was the combination of ‘auto-lock’ and ‘unlock with pin’, unique to Bitwarden. It also asks you if you want to update the stored password if you’ve entered a different one, a very thoughtful touch.īitwarden has an impressive host of setting features available in even the free version. It automatically detects when you log in with a new account and asks you if you want to save it. You can create different folders within it and organise everything as you please. It has everything you’d really need to get started in the world of password managers. Bitwarden is the only password manager I tested that is open-source, which is great. If you want other features like data breach reports and password health reports then you will have to pay a small fee. Bitwarden is also Eve’s password manager of choice!īitwarden also creates super strong passwords and has two factor authentication even with the free version. Like most of its competitors you can store passwords, cards and secure notes inside Bitwarden.

Bitwarden was the first password manager I used, because the free version of it is really great and I liked their privacy policy.

Bitwarden review