Bitwarden Reviews

What do you like best about Bitwarden?I really appreciate the shared collection feature as it’s super helpful at work. For example, i have to deal with multiple client logins (portal) for various clients. What i did was create a “shared” folder where i could add these credentials and then everyone on my team could access these and log-in using their own account without me sending them passwords via text message. This makes it easy to remove someone who has quit. Plus, it automatically syncs with both my work computer and my phone and there is no additional charge for this syncing – unless you opt for premium and that costs around $10 per year.What do you dislike about Bitwarden?When i have two completely separate accounts for the exact same bank or email service provider, it will randomly choose to fill in the account i never use instead of the one i mostly use. Then i have to go back into the extension menu & manually cut-and-paste the correct account info. Also, when i’m just trying to enter a normal url into a website’s login form, the auto-fill popup always seems to appear exactly in front of what i’m entering and blocks my view of the url entry field, so it gets frustrating.What problems is Bitwarden solving and how is that benefiting you?In the past before we started using Bitwarden, i literally used a notebook next to my computer to store login information and also an Excel document. On top of that, i reused about 3-4 login/password combinations everywhere so i would receive those annoying “login attempt detected” emails constantly. With Bitwarden, i’ve enabled the password generator to generate extremely long/complex strings for each new website and i don’t have to remember any of it except for my main/master password.

What do you like best about Bitwarden?We use Bitwarden to securely store and sync passwords in the cloud as a team. We are particularly impressed by the differentiated permission levels. With the help of Nested Collections, we can also clearly map our complex permission structure within a single team. The integration with Microsoft Entra and the support for Single Sign-on (SSO) are further clear advantages for us. Thanks to the detailed documentation, the setup went smoothly. I find the new interface very user-friendly – especially for people without an IT background. It is also noteworthy how quickly Bitwarden recognizes input fields and automatically fills in login credentials. The security reports are also helpful: they clearly show which websites have insecure passwords stored and which login credentials may be affected by a data breach. In terms of price, Bitwarden is slightly above some other password managers. However, given the range of functions and the benefits for team collaboration, I consider the price justified.What do you dislike about Bitwarden?The only downside I currently see concerns the permissions in Nested Collections. When I create a new collection within a collection, it would be helpful if the permissions were adopted 1:1. An optional inheritance that I can activate with a button would be an advantage.What problems is Bitwarden solving and how is that benefiting you?With Bitwarden, our IT team can store and sync passwords in the cloud. Nested Collections neatly map our complicated permission structure within a team – something other password managers couldn't do. Entra/SSO and the permission structure were also reasons for our switch from KeePass.

What do you like best about Bitwarden?I like how easy Bitwarden is to use and that I can access it on all my devices. It keeps my clients’ and personal passwords in a secure place, and it’s there whenever I need it on my phone, home laptop, and work computers. I use it throughout the day, every day, and I could not work without it. It works across my browsers, and I use the Windows desktop app, Android app, and browser plugins. Compared with LastPass, Bitwarden is a lot easier to use, more streamlined and faster, and easier to set up. I remember being really impressed by how easy the initial setup was.What do you dislike about Bitwarden?Sometimes I find the format/structure a little confusing. I’d like folders to be part of Bitwarden’s setup, or at least have the option to create them, so each client can have their own folder. Folders aren’t the default, and I can’t share just a folder with a staff member. They don’t have the same folder structure, so it’s harder for them to find things. Setting up the folders is a manual process, and I wish I could replicate them for my staff.What problems is Bitwarden solving and how is that benefiting you?I use Bitwarden to keep client data and passwords accessible, and to keep my personal passwords too.

What do you like best about Bitwarden?The customer service is the best part. The updated UI and performance of the integrated AI is a real boon as well.What do you dislike about Bitwarden?I do not know much about the pricing so I do not have much to dislike.What problems is Bitwarden solving and how is that benefiting you?For us they are solving the problem of keeping our passwords secure and getting them off individual desktops.

What do you like best about Bitwarden?I like having one secure place for our secrets, where the whole team can access them without us sharing them through WhatsApp, email, or Discord. Bitwarden has a good reputation for being secure, and to our knowledge it hasn’t been compromised. It’s affordable and really easy to use. Lots of our developers use it for their personal lives, so they know how it works, which makes onboarding smooth. It simplifies our workflow and removes the pain of managing secrets. The initial setup was very easy, and I’ve found support very responsive and helpful when we’ve had billing issues.What do you dislike about Bitwarden?The only issue I’ve had is making a payment after a card failed. The payment link is a bit hard to find: I have to go to the invoice to use the saved card, while the pay button asks for a new card. It would be nice if the saved-card payment option were easier to find on the admin dashboard.What problems is Bitwarden solving and how is that benefiting you?Bitwarden gives us one secure place to keep our secrets, so we don’t have to share them over WhatsApp, email, or Discord. When a developer provisions a new service, they can add its passwords and other secrets for the whole team to access without compromising them.

What do you like best about Bitwarden?How easy it is to securely maintain and manage the keys, passwords, IP addresses, all kind of accesses. Including different credentials from all our systems, and services that we currently have in production.What do you dislike about Bitwarden?Recommendations to others considering Bitwarden?The different options, such as, web browser, browser extension, and the app, are amazing.What problems is Bitwarden solving and how is that benefiting you?

What do you like best about Bitwarden?I like Bitwarden because it’s easy to use, secure, and affordable. I use it to store and manage my passwords, generate strong passwords, and keep my accounts organized. Autofill saves me time, and syncing keeps my passwords available across all my devices. I also like being able to generate and manage dynamic 2FA codes in Bitwarden, which adds an extra layer of security without needing another app. The initial setup was easy and straightforward, and installing the app and browser extension and saving my passwords took very little time.What do you dislike about Bitwarden?Sometimes Bitwarden’s autofill doesn’t work perfectly on certain websites, and I’d like it to be more reliable. The interface could be more intuitive, with simpler navigation and easier access to my passwords and 2FA codes.What problems is Bitwarden solving and how is that benefiting you?I use Bitwarden to keep my login credentials securely in one place, create strong, unique passwords, and reduce password reuse. It solves the problem of remembering and managing passwords across accounts, and saves me time by letting me access them across devices without remembering every password.

What do you like best about Bitwarden?Bitwarden is intuitive to use, it allows to sort passwords in a logical and easy way, it integrates seamlessly into the browser and is easy to use for even the most computer-illiterate users. With competitive pricing, excellent support (as in very fast response times and extremely friendly), it is actually a no-brainer for every company!What do you dislike about Bitwarden?Even though we provided a clear How-To, some users had problems setting up the browser extension, as it defaults to the .com server (and we choose the .eu server for our company).What problems is Bitwarden solving and how is that benefiting you?After Bitwarden was introduced in our company, we could disable saving passwords in the browser.

What do you like best about Bitwarden?I really love the fact that the free plan is very generous. Unlimited devices with unlimited passwords and it’s not some watered down trial version; it’s the full product. The password manager auto-fills my logins in my browsers well and creates a custom password each time, rather than using recycled passwords (I was doing this with only 3 passwords for about 10 years). In addition to all of these features, it’s an open-source project.What do you dislike about Bitwarden?There are also additional features such as file attachments, security audits and emergency access that require you to pay ($20/year), while they are inexpensive, they are still a cost. Occasionally, the password manager will fail to auto-fill on some web pages and I’ll need to copy/paste.What problems is Bitwarden solving and how is that benefiting you?A password manager stores all of your usernames and passwords securely in one location in an encrypted vault. When you go to login at a website, the password manager automatically logs you in. Also once a member leaves, you can simply remove their access to the account, eliminating the need to search out individual websites to update login information.

What do you like best about Bitwarden?The reputation you still protect, the send feature, and the generatorWhat do you dislike about Bitwarden?There isn't anything that I particularly dislike at the moment.What problems is Bitwarden solving and how is that benefiting you?One issue that it solves is the ability to securely send a password.