I setup Bitwarden for my mother and step-father last year as it is free for basic use and they don't care for any of the advanced features. While the UX of Bit

I setup Bitwarden for my mother and step-father last year as it is free for basic use and they don't care for any of the advanced features. While the UX of Bitwarden isn't quite as polished neither have had any issues. They use it on their Windows laptops and Android phones just fine. I think the fact my mother hasn't asked me to help her with her Facebook password for over a year now speaks volumes over how well it works for her :) 1Password is indeed a superb product though. I do like to chime in when password managers are mentioned to help spread awareness of Bitwarden as they don't have the same level of marketing as 1Password and I appreciate that Bitwarden is open source and all that jazz :)