Bitwarden — Cybersecurity

What is Bitwarden?

Bitwarden is a trusted, open-source password manager that generates, stores, and autofills strong passwords across unlimited devices. It uses zero-knowledge encryption, meaning only you can access your vault. With support for humans, AI agents, and machines, it secures credentials for every identity in your organization.

Problem it solves

Weak or reused passwords lead to data breaches and credential theft. Bitwarden eliminates password fatigue by centralizing credential management, enforcing strong password policies, and providing breach alerts. It also addresses the growing need to secure non-human identities like AI agents and developer secrets.

Who it is for

Bitwarden is ideal for individuals who want to manage personal logins, families needing shared vaults, and businesses of all sizes—from startups to enterprises—that require centralized admin, SSO, SCIM, and self-hosting. It's not for those seeking a closed-source or proprietary solution.

Real use cases

Individuals use Bitwarden to autofill logins on any device, store credit cards and secure notes, and share items with family. Businesses use it to onboard/offboard employees, audit access with event logs, integrate with SSO providers, and protect AI agent access using the Agent Access SDK.

• Zero-knowledge encryption — Only you can access your vault; Bitwarden staff cannot see your data.
• Unlimited devices & passwords — Store and sync unlimited credentials across all your devices and browsers.
• Passkey management — Create, store, and use passkeys for passwordless logins.
• Admin controls — Centralize ownership, set policies, and control access with event logs and SSO/SCIM integration.
• Secrets Manager — Securely manage developer secrets like API keys and database credentials.
• Agent Access SDK — Provide just-in-time, end-to-end encrypted access for AI agents with human approvals.
• Breach alerts & security reports — Monitor compromised credentials and get actionable security insights.

Bitwarden pricing: from $1.65/mo.

For comparison: the median starting price in Cybersecurity is $9.99/month, measured across 116 tools we track. See the full SaaS Pricing Index →

Free

Always free. Includes basic password management: unlimited passwords, unlimited devices, and sharing with one other user.

Premium — $1.65/month (billed annually at $19.80)

For individuals. Adds integrated authenticator, file attachments, emergency access, security reports, and sharing with one other user.

Families — $3.99/month (billed annually at $47.88)

Up to 6 premium accounts, unlimited sharing, unlimited collections, and organization storage. Start free trial.

Teams — $4/month per user (billed annually)

For teams needing centralized ownership and management. Includes secure credential sharing, event logs, directory sync (SCIM), and provisioning. Start free trial.

Enterprise — $6/month per user (billed annually)

All Teams features plus granular access control, passwordless SSO, account recovery, self-hosting, and Access Intelligence. Also includes free Families plan for all users.

All plans include open-source security, zero-knowledge encryption, and core features like unlimited passwords and devices. Prices in USD, annual billing, taxes not included.

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