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I believe that is the case. Or at least it can be set to work like that. There is also an E2E encrypted copy in the cloud.
by nicoburns 2y ago
I believe that is the case. Or at least it can be set to work like that. There is also an E2E encrypted copy in the cloud.
- attendant3446 2y agoI don't believe that is the case. Bitwarden works very unpredictably on a bad internet connection. The failed sync attempt can hang the whole application (or browser extension). I have this issue occasionally when Bitwarden shows that my vault is empty after a failed sync attempt. If sync will be not possible, then I don't have an offline copy of my passwords. Also, your local copy (if it works) is read-only. You can't edit anything without an internet connection. So no, it's more like you have a read-only local copy, but it's an internet-first service - this is my main issue with Bitwarden and the reason I'm migrating back to KeePass.