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i have literally over 5,000 passwords going back almost 30 years in a dozen vaults in 1P. How easy was it to migrate to Bitwarden? Any issues with Windows, Andr

i have literally over 5,000 passwords going back almost 30 years in a dozen vaults in 1P. How easy was it to migrate to Bitwarden? Any issues with Windows, Android, Linux, i(Pad)OS with the move? thanks!

gaws 3y ago
I can't speak for multiple vaults, but it was extremely easy for me to import my single vault: 1. Export 1P passwords to a 1pux file 2. Import file into Bitwarden 3. Done.
- stefandesu 3y ago
  How did you deal with unsupported data types? As far as I remember, Bitwarden is extremely limited when it comes to that.
  - gaws 3y ago
    What are examples of unsupported data types?
    - stefandesu 3y ago
      As far as I can see, Bitwarden only supports Logins, Cards, Identities, and Secure Notes. 1Password has separate item types like: - Documents - Databases - Email Accounts - Servers - Software Licenses - SSH Keys I have several entries in all of these types. Of course, you can map them to one of Bitwarden's types (usually as a Login, I would guess), but as far as I remember, it would have taken quite a bit of manual cleanup to get this to work right. I wonder why Bitwarden doesn't have additional types, even if just as a way to have some better organization of your items. I will definitely try Bitwarden again in the near future. I recently reverted to 1Password 7 which works so much better than 8, but as EOL for 1Password 7 is imminent and my subscription renews in the summer, I think it's time to try the alternatives again.
      - gaws 3y ago
        > Software Licenses > Documents Bitwarden's Secure Notes features works: Licenses as text can be saved to a note, while a document or other file can be attached.
- cywick 3y ago
  2b. If you have attached documents in 1Password, you need to manually add those to Bitwaren. This process is pretty straight-forward, though. To get a clean list of all items with file attachments in 1Password, I found it very useful to create a Smart Folder with the rule "Number of attachments is greater than: 0". [1]: https://bitwarden.com/help/import-faqs/#q-how-do-i-import-file-attachments-to-bitwarden https://bitwarden.com/help/import-faqs/#q-how-do-i-import-fi...
RoyGBivCap 3y ago
Wow. I thought I had a lot with over 900. Mostly exported from Brave because I just started using a password manager less than a year ago.
- bombcar 3y ago
  I have 1100+ but I suspect many are "dead" or otherwise invalid/not needed, but there's never a reason to remove them (this is likely a source of metadata leaking someday, somehow, as it may indicate if you once had an account, etc).

gaws 3y ago

I can't speak for multiple vaults, but it was extremely easy for me to import my single vault: 1. Export 1P passwords to a 1pux file 2. Import file into Bitwarden 3. Done.

stefandesu 3y ago
How did you deal with unsupported data types? As far as I remember, Bitwarden is extremely limited when it comes to that.
- gaws 3y ago
  What are examples of unsupported data types?
  - stefandesu 3y ago
    As far as I can see, Bitwarden only supports Logins, Cards, Identities, and Secure Notes. 1Password has separate item types like: - Documents - Databases - Email Accounts - Servers - Software Licenses - SSH Keys I have several entries in all of these types. Of course, you can map them to one of Bitwarden's types (usually as a Login, I would guess), but as far as I remember, it would have taken quite a bit of manual cleanup to get this to work right. I wonder why Bitwarden doesn't have additional types, even if just as a way to have some better organization of your items. I will definitely try Bitwarden again in the near future. I recently reverted to 1Password 7 which works so much better than 8, but as EOL for 1Password 7 is imminent and my subscription renews in the summer, I think it's time to try the alternatives again.
    - gaws 3y ago
      > Software Licenses > Documents Bitwarden's Secure Notes features works: Licenses as text can be saved to a note, while a document or other file can be attached.
cywick 3y ago
2b. If you have attached documents in 1Password, you need to manually add those to Bitwaren. This process is pretty straight-forward, though. To get a clean list of all items with file attachments in 1Password, I found it very useful to create a Smart Folder with the rule "Number of attachments is greater than: 0". [1]: https://bitwarden.com/help/import-faqs/#q-how-do-i-import-file-attachments-to-bitwarden https://bitwarden.com/help/import-faqs/#q-how-do-i-import-fi...

RoyGBivCap 3y ago

Wow. I thought I had a lot with over 900. Mostly exported from Brave because I just started using a password manager less than a year ago.

bombcar 3y ago
I have 1100+ but I suspect many are "dead" or otherwise invalid/not needed, but there's never a reason to remove them (this is likely a source of metadata leaking someday, somehow, as it may indicate if you once had an account, etc).