3 ms·

I upped mine to more than 1M and haven’t seen any degradation of performance.

• vena 4y ago
  did you fully log out/in or just lock/unlock? iirc locking with BW doesn’t do what one might expect wrt encryption state.
  • ywain 4y ago
    Changing the number of iterations should automatically log you out on all devices. At least it did for me.
    • vena 4y ago
      oh good, didn’t know if it would do that/force a cache invalidation for clients
  • sircastor 4y ago
    It forced me out of all my logged in instances. I had to login to everything. With my master password and my 2nd factor.
    • orra 4y ago
      That's important to realise, in case your (normal) second factor is a different Bitwarden device!
      • sircastor 4y ago
        I didn't even think about this. My 2nd factor is through a different app, but if I'd been using BitWarden's TOTP I wonder if I would've been stuck. A good reminder to also have printed (or something) OTPs accessible in a safe place in case you need them.
• runnerup 4y ago
  The max allowed value appears to be 2 million iterations, and that still seems very very snappy on my original M1 MacBook Air.