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bitwarden seems to be the favorite so far - open source, self-hostable if needed, and pretty easy to use. There's a free reimplementation of its server which a
by riffic 5y ago
bitwarden seems to be the favorite so far - open source, self-hostable if needed, and pretty easy to use.
There's a free reimplementation of its server which also seems to be highly recommended:
https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden
- impalallama 5y agoSecond Bitwarden, I moved from Lastpass to it last year and the process was painless. iOS and Browser support were at a parity that I just uninstalled one installed the other and was ready to go.
- mattwad 5y agoBeen using bitwarden and love it! I don't think it offers 2-factor but you can replace that with Authy or Google Authenticator
- karmanyaahm 5y agoIt does have 2-factor in the paid plan.
- lstmemery 5y agoI'd like to recommend Aegis Authenticator, which is FOSS. It also encrypts tokens at rest, has password protection and the ability to export tokens. Lastpass Authenticator does not do that, so I spent an hour yesterday manually resetting all my 2FA.
- sliken 5y agoVault warden (the recently renamed bitwarden compatible implementation in rust) supports 2fa as well. The providers mentioned are Auth/Google Auth, Yubico, Duoa, WebAuthn, and email.