Which password manager to use?
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Big fan of Keeppass + syncing program of choice. It has served me well for years.
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They are closed source, but their white papers are very good
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Correct me if I'm wrong: if something happens to your vaultwarden instance, aren't you at risk of losing everything? I do use bitwarden, but I could never self host it. Too important. ID rather use keepass with syncthing so that more than one of my devices have my passwords
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This is the way.
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Most here won’t like this answer. 1Password.
I’ve used it for years and it just works well for me. Finally convinced my spouse to also use it a couple of years ago. Switching is not an option since it took years of convincing to make that happen.
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Keepersecurity is supposedly zero trust and was recommended by cybersec professionals at work but havent seen it here.
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1Password is the only one I found that I can share with the family, syncs changes practically instantly, and actually detects login fields on every platform I use it on (Android, Windows, Linux).
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I also self host Vault Warden.
I have my vault automatically exported to Google Drive as an encrypted copy. So worst case I can download from there, and import it to a new password manager or another Bitwarden instance if my server borks. -
I've been using Bitwarden for years now. Their free tier is amazing, they're rarely down, and it's open source with extensions and apps for every platform.
I tried Proton Pass for a minute while Bitwarden was offline, but quickly ran back to Bitwarden. Proton's extension kept logging out for some reason. I didn't care enough to troubleshoot it.
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Have been using it for 2+ years with 3 devices, no problem
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Since I started using a password manager, I've basically forgoten every one of my other passwords. I wouldn't be able to log in to my drive
