> Sharing passwords with a team, it's really helpful. Being able to share access, but not the password itself... really nice feature. 1Password offers this as

> Sharing passwords with a team, it's really helpful. Being able to share access, but not the password itself... really nice feature. 1Password offers this as well. Not allowing the end user to reveal passwords it isn't an ideal solution. The password can easily be obtained by anyone who is capable of using the browser's developer tools. Simply inspect the input element after it has been filled and the browser will give the secret away. The only way to be sure someone doesn't have access to an account after you've shared credentials with them (even "hidden" credentials) is to change the credentials for that account. > The password audit, showing me how old my passwords are, or which ones are weak... it's nice to have a sanity check on all this stuff. 1Password also offers these sorts of checks. > Given I haven't looked into it in a year or so... but the Dead Man's Switch alone makes it worthwhile for me. My lawyer has this, and 30 days after I kick it he can go in and delete all my accounts. This, admittedly, we haven't found a good secure way to implement yet. Our current recommendation is to share your Emergency Kit with your lawyer, or whoever needs access, perhaps in a sealed envelope marked to only be opened upon your death. Full disclosure: I work for 1Password.