What are the best offline password managers?

Bitwarden is open source and can therefore easily be reviewed and checked for security. Its Github repository is accessible here. See More

Bitwarden

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Open source

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Cloud-based

you're storing your passwords on servers and you have to trust their encryption and Microsoft Azure servers (Bitwarden uses MS Azure to store data) See More

HumbleEupraxia's Experience

it is not offline in any way - it actually works in your browser! And it is not easy to use, lacks some type entries (like BankAccount information). See More

Specs

Supported platforms:Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, Firefox, Chrome, Opera, Edge, Brave, Safari

Browser integration:Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera, Edge, Vivaldi, Brave

Encryption methods:256-bit AES, RSA, and PBKDF2

it's not offline. you can only read offline copy of online base. See More

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Dark theme

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Cannot update data while offline, requires Internet connection

InventiveAphrodite's Experience

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Clean interface with no ads

No ads, no tracking. See More

Top Con

Unable to remove duplicates

If you import more than one times, it will store its duplicates and there is no duplicate remover on these apps. See More

TallMandulis's Experience

It is cloud-based. One might complain that it does offer self-hosting so I can run storage (as Docker) on my own infrastructure. And that's right .. but catch seems to me is in installation key and id. So that instance is "yours" as far as "they permits" so! And what if they change their mind? So it is never completely under your control. See More

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Web vault

Possibility to manage passwords without installing the app or the browser plugin. See More

Top Con

No support for fingerprint scanner on Windows and MacOS

Charlies's Experience

Great on Windows but cannot get Android version to work well despite contacting support. See More

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Many browser plugins

There are plugins for Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera, Edge, Vivaldi and Tor Browser. See More

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Doesn't autofill 2FA in pass fields

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Free

It is easy to start as the majority of features are on the free version. See More

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Web browser extension doesn't recognise login required

User has to scroll/search for web site login details as it is not found automatically. See More

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Extremely strong encryption algorithm

End-to-end AES-256 bit encryption, salted hashing, and PBKDF2 SHA-256. See More

Top Con

Input of new login needs a 'signed-up with e-mail = 'example@wherever.org' functionality

Often site's won't be able to reset your pass if the corresponding e-mail used in sign-up is unknown. See More

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Easy import/export

Just copy CSV text. See More

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Cross-platform syncronisation

Automatically synchronises across various devices and platforms. Passwords get fully encrypted locally before leaving the computer. See More

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Native mobile apps for iOS and Android

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Secure notes

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Strong, easy to use built-in password genarator

No need to think of individual passwords. This can be easily accomplished with an easy to use built-in password manager. See More

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Self-Host Your own Server

Host your own server via Docker for small installations or by package for multiple servers. See More

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Nested folders

Folders can be created within folders. See More

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Two-step authentication

Offers 2FA with Authy, Google Authenticator or via email. Additionally, the Pro Version has Duo Security with Duo Push, SMS, phone call, and U2F security keys: YubiKey (any 4 series device or YubiKey NEO) and FIDO U2F (any FIDO U2F certified key). See More

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Supports multi-logins on one site

You can store multiple logins on the same website. See More

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Auto-fill remembers last user

When a site has multiple credentials (like I have for some brokers and banks), then the most recently used is automatically populated (if auto-fill is opted). This feature is unique (to my knowledge) and spectacular (especially for sites that log you off frequently and re-logging in is required). See More

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Command line interface

You could retrieve passwords in the scripts. See More

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Enterprise ready

Using enterprise subscribtions you can share password entries among your colleagues via 'collections' or with other companies that are connected to yours. You decide if it's your personal entry or a companies. See More

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Auto-fill by specifying the form with the selector of css

Auto-fill by specifying the form with the selector of css. See More

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Save data on the web

Save data on the web. See More

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Regular expressions can be used in URIs

It can also be used for sites where the domain changes frequently. See More

No ads, No tracking, No fees. 100% Open Source. See More

Password Safe

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Open Source

Top Con

Dated UI

Difficult to use for new users. See More

SociableUgallu's Experience

great support and community See More

Specs

Supported platforms:Linux, Mac, iOS, Android, Windows, Windows Mobile

Browser integration:Through auto-type

Encryption methods:Twofish with 256-bit key

Multifactor:Yes ( Using Yubikey )

Anyone can review the code. See More

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Anyone can verify the code since the software is open source

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No official browser integration

No browser plugins available. See More

DiplomaticShulsaga's Experience

Easy to use common logins across multiple systems, very simple scripting capability and PW history all built in. See More

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Completely offline

This does not save or synch with any server; no connection to any external server. There is no central server to hack, no network connection to sniff. See More

ProfessionalTaBitjet's Experience

TYruly offline, easy to use See More

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Portable

Password Safe has a portable versiona, PasswordSafe2Go. There is also PasswordSafe for U3 (still supported, but no longer available). See More

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Runs on Linux

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One of the oldest and most reliable project of all of them

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Very robust enncrypted file

Password Safe has an extremely robust file format in which multiple researches have not found a weakness. See More

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Linux and Windows

Cross-platform. See More

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Great user interface on Mac and iOS

Since the passwordSafe is essentially an open standard multiple people can use to develop apps. The pwsafe apps for Mac and iOS are really excellent (paid) management options. See More

As it has both Git support and encrypts passwords to GPG-encrypted text files, it is really simple to access everywhere. You can either use a self-hosted or a personal cloud hosted Git repository. It is automatically being kept up-to-date. Clients for pretty much everything and a really active community. Even if you can't run a client you will still be able to access the password by decrypting them from the Git store. See More

pass

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Ultra portable

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Not super user friendly

Might be a little too low-level (even with GUIs) for some teams of users. See More

Specs

Supported platforms:Linux,, OSX, Android, iOS, SailfishOS

Browser integration:Chrome, Firefox, Qutebrowser

Encryption methods:GnuPG

License:GPLv2

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Full control

You are not forced to rely on any other service provider than yourself. Like saving them on a remote server as in the case of LastPass. You don't have to extend your trust (to LastPass or any other provider). See More

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Works in command line

And is basically just a bunch of GPG-encrypted files stored in a folder. See More

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Uses standard components

As GPG and Git are widely used, it relies on thoroughly tested and secure functionality. See More

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Allows storing password history

You can version-control the encrypted files using Git, which allows you to track all changes done. See More

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Has cross platform GUI clients

It has a Qt-based GUI, an Android and iOS app, a Firefox plugin, a Golang GUI app, an interactive CUI, a dmenu script, OS X integration, and also an Emacs package. See More

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Free and open source

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Not using a database

It doesn't use a database like, for example, KeePass and thus doesn't open all passwords at once. Just one at a time. See More

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Multi user suppport

You and your team can share a repo and different subtrees can be encrypted for different sets of GPG ids. See More

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Scripts for importing passwords from different services

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Support for extra functionality via plugins

For example the plugin "pass-extension-tail" makes it possible to only display the non-password parts of a password file, like the username or the name of the service the password is needed for, and without showing the password. See More

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The community has produced many clients

It has a qt based gui, an android and iOS app, a Firefox plugin, a Golang gui app, an interactive CUI, a dmenu script, OS X intergration, and also an emacs package. See More

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Follows the Unix philosophy

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Adheres to Unix philosophy

Does one thing and does it well. See More

only works online See More

KeeWeb

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online

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Supports WebDAV, Google Drive and OneDrive

HumbleEupraxia's Experience

This is not an offline passwordmanager! See More

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Supports 2FA

And it's Google Authentication compatible. See More

LikableVili's Experience

Doesn't fill forms See More

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Syncs with Dropbox

TranquilChalchiuhtotolin's Experience

Nice user interface! See More

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Available as an online or offline app

There are Windows, Linux and Mac OSX offline apps. See More

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Its password databases are compatible with those of KeePass 2.x

KeePass 2.x *.kdbx password-databases (provided they are encrypted by AES-256 with AES key-derivation) are compatible with KeeWeb. See More

On 1Password 6 for Windows, there is no option to have an offline vault. Moreover, you have to subscribe in order to be updated. There is no option to buy standalone license anymore in Windows. See More

1Password

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No more offline vault

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Good browser integration

1Password can integrate with Safari, Firefox, Opera and Chrome via browser extension and allows filling in passwords with a single keystroke combination as well as adding new and update existing passwords right from the browser when the login is detected by the browser extension. See More

FlexibleNintulla's Experience

Expensive to stay current. Agilebits is a mercenary company and now creates difficulties for those who want to stay with version 6, not recognizing browsers of recent versions, but maintains compatibility with version 7 beta. I uninstalled and am using the Enpass. Agilebits never again, mercenary company. See More

Specs

Supported platforms:Windows, MacOS, GNU/Linux, Android, iOS

Browser integration:Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox, Brave, Vivaldi

Encryption methods:AES-256

It's now a subscription based app. See More

Top Con

No longer available as a standalone app

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A clean, good-looking and intuitive UI

The user interface has a polished look. It pulls in relevant app and web icons, adds credit cards logos and has little animations to make the experience more pleasant. See More

ResponsiveVoluptas's Experience

1Password is Online only. See More

Top Con

Non-free software

Being a proprietary, cloud-based, closed-source service makes its security and privacy dubious. See More

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Can warn of website vulnerabilities

A feature called Watchtower cross-references known website vulnerabilities with stored login information using a database that is updated daily. See More

VigorousXipeTotec's Experience

This used to be paid app but not monthly subscription needed. Now without subscription you cant do anything See More

Top Con

Not open source (free/libre)

This application is proprietary, and thus cannot be modified, freely distributed, or trusted to be secure. See More

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Easy to use autofill and password generator

1Password can be set to automatically log into websites, enter credit card information, fill registration forms, and easily generate strong passwords. Password generator can be adjust to use or exclude certain characters and patterns. See More

AdaptableTriptolemus's Experience

Pushes for online storage with it’s v. 7 subscription rubbish. See More

Top Con

Default is subscription model

It's really hard to find out how to obtain a full license. See More

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TouchID support

All TouchID capable devices are supported. See More

WorthyAnicetus's Experience

Too complicted to initialise without printer, way too expensive. See More

Top Con

Support sucks

Support sometimes does not read requests thoroughly, and offers ham-baked or non-workable solutions. See More

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Endorsed by many high credibility security experts

This app is endorsed by many high credibility security experts (for example, Troy Hunt). See More

HelpfulPapNiginGara's Experience

Used this standalone product for many year and its been excellent! But now I want to sync between OSX and Windows 10. They are trying to force the expensive cloud based solution. The only reason for cloud is to justify the product as a chargeable service. Its going to be a pain to switch, but the time has come. If I could at least have my own LAN based cloud, it may be worth suffering the new expense. If you are not already heavily invested in this, try something else. See More

Top Con

Expensive to stay current updated

Expensive to stay current updated. Agilebits is a mercenary company and now creates difficulties for those who want to stay with version 6, not recognizing browsers of recent versions, but maintains compatibility with version 7 beta. You may want to uninstalled and am using the Enpass. Agilebits never again, mercenary company. See More

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Available as a standalone application, a menubar app, and as browser extensions

Offers choice. See More

NonchalantIlmatar's Experience

I purchased the premium version of this program when there was still support for offline vaults (I do the syncing myself). Now this is no longer supported. As a result the app on my phone is constantly nagging me to update. This will of course sync my passwords to their database which is excactly what I want to avoid. The latest hurdle they have introduced is that I am no longer able to edit logins on my phone without updating the database. I need to find an alternative. Evil company, See More

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Somewhat expensive to stay up to date

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Can also store software and license keys

HelpfulSpentaArmaiti's Experience

i have the ofline version for ios and windows, but since it went online and i recently switched to android, I have to leave 1password because 1. Online storage is a not an acceptable danger 2. expensive charging subscription model. See More

Top Con

Costly if needed for multiple devices

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Doesn't depend on the cloud

Unlike many other password management tools, by default the 1Password encrypted database is not stored in the cloud, but strictly locally, for added security. See More

CoolAthena's Experience

Requires cloud See More

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Lacks Linux support

No native app is available specifically for Linux making this a poor option for Linux users. Though there is 1Password for Families which offers a web app that can be accessed in any browser, but it does cost at least $5 a month, so not free. See More

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Cloud & Wi-Fi sync

1Password offers syncing through cloud storage services such as Dropbox and iCloud and a possibility to sync locally over Wi-Fi if you opt not to use cloud storage. See More

ClassyEtain's Experience

Not being able to work offline with the latest version on any platform makes this useless to me. My systems aren't allowed to be connected to the internet. See More

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Lacks BlackBerry and Windows mobile applications

No app is available specifically for BlackBerry and Windows mobile devices, but a feature called 1PasswordAnywhere that's built-in to the 1Password vault provides read-only access of the database. See More

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Great customer support

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No two-factor authentication

1Password consciously decided not to have two-factor authentication support to preserve availability. A workaround using Dropbox can be implemented. See More

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Can perform a security audit

Checks for weak, duplicate and old passwords stored. See More

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Time-based one time passwords

Pro Version now supports time-based one time passwords (instead of installing Google authenticator). See More

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Collaborative password management

1Password offers an option to create a shared vault for sharing passwords among friends, family and co-workers. See More

On Android, you can check the app permission on Google Play Store or phone settings. See here. On iOS, you can check the app activity in the latest iOS 15 system. See here. See More

Zero Password Manager (formerly ID Guard Offline)

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No Internet access

Top Con

Closed source

Not being open source means that you have to trust them for what they say. Trusting someone with all your passwords is never a good idea. See More

SuccessfulAshnan's Experience

ID Guard Offline is made by a Chinese company. And it's closed source. See More

Specs

Supported platforms:iOS, Android, Windows, Linux, Mac OS

Browser integration:Chrome, Edge, Firefox. Send passwords from mobile app to browser extension with end-to-end encryption.

Encryption methods:Security Chip, AES-256, PBKDF2

Storage:Local only

The extension is a remote autofill framework without storing passwords or requiring sign-in. Its design can help minimizing the security risks caused by browser vulnerabilities. After you scan the QR code on a desktop browser to confirm filling, your password will be encrypted on your mobile app first, then sent to the cloud server via a mobile browser, and finally arrive at the extension to be decrypted and filled in. Check this to know more details. See More

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Unique extension design

Top Con

Lack of desktop clients

It might seem that whole world is "mobile" now. But that's not true. A lot of people use their notebooks or even desktop computers to work from. Lack of Linux and Windows clients holds this back. But it has an extension that supports Chrome, Firefox and Edge. You can autofill passwords on desktop browsers with the help of the app. Here is a post to share how the extension works. Another post to introduce the extension's security designs. See More

Autumn's Experience

MYKI users' best choice. Offline storage, support saving and filling OTP, use the app to approve login on desktop browsers. Well support import MYKI data, including Passwords, 2FA, Payment Card, Secure Note, ID Cards, Identities, and so on. See More

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Security chip encryption

The app protects your data with your phone's security chip, the same chip used by smartphone wallet to protect payment cards. NFC Card in Android Pay. iOS Apple Pay components. See More

Top Con

Chinese company

ID Guard Offline is owned by Bluespace Tech, a company based in Guangdong, China. See More

GenerousTawhaki's Experience

Really impressive! It has the features I want, like Autofill, Templates, OTP and so on. Most importantly, it's really safe to store passwords. See More

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Backup & restore

You can back up all your data including passwords, OTP, attachments etc, with AES-256 and PBKDF2 encryption. The app also allows you to send your backup password to your friends in encrypted form in case you forget it. Friends help save the encrypted backup password but cannot decrypt it, let alone access your database. See More

SupportiveBobbiBobbi's Experience

I forgot my security question answers and cannot turn on two-factor authentication. With the help of the app, I turned on 2FA for my Apple ID successfully! Amazing app! See More

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Hundreds of terrific account templates

The app provides many account templates including tech giants like Google, crypto wallets like Binance, email accounts like CTemplar, game accounts like Steam, etc. You can use these templates to save all your accounts' security information like recovery codes, security questions and answers, etc. See More

TirelessCoeus's Experience

The account templates are terrific. I save my OTP authentication codes in the app as well as passwords. It’s much more powerful than a password manager + Google Authenticator. Not only passwords, but also recovery code, recovery email addresses. All in one! See More

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Autofill login

2 taps to autofill your username and password on mobile apps or browsers like Chrome, Edge, and Firefox. Every time you use autofill, you must authenticate with your biometric or master password to unlock the app. So even if you temporarily lend your phone to someone else, you don't have to worry about them abusing autofill to sign in and spy on your accounts. See More

ReflectiveNuha's Experience

Gr8 offline password manager with autofill and OTP authenticator. See More

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Apple ID security template

You can use it to save passwords, recovery codes, receipts, security questions and answers, etc. There are also some helpful security tips about how to protect your Apple ID. See More

GregariousMaderakka's Experience

It can meet all my needs, simple but functional. See More

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OTP authenticator (2FA)

You can use the app to help enable 2FA for other platform accounts. The password, OTP, and recovery codes of an account can be saved together. For example see this. See More

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Save attachments and notes

You can add attachments to save the photos of your ID cards, driver licenses, etc. in the app. Like other data, your notes and attachments are well protected with secure chip encryption and sandbox isolation. See More

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Save payment cards

As long as you enter the card number, ID Guard Offline app can automatically identify the card issuer, card organization and so on. It is easier than ever to store payment card information. See More

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Anti malicious fraud

When you use autofill, the app can identify fake apps, display the requested information, automatically match the filling account, etc. These security designs can prevent malicious apps or websites from defrauding your password with hidden password boxes, forged login interfaces, etc. See More

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Biometric or master password authentication

Every time you open the app, you are required to authenticate with biometric. If you have set a master password for extra protection, you can also unlock the app by entering the correct master password. See More

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Verifiable security technologies

They shared a lot of blogs to show how to verify their security technologies like security chip encryption, true offline, autofill phishing detection, extension security design, etc. Check out tech blogs. See More

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Find back master password

With other password managers, if you forget your master password, your can't unlock your database forever. But this app is different. It allows you to send your master password to your friends in encrypted form in case you forget it. Friends help save the encrypted master password but cannot decrypt it, let alone access your database. See More

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Excellent password generator

Its password generator allows you to fine control special characters to satisfy complex password requirements like containing certain symbols, the same characters cannot be sequential. See here. See More

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No ads, no tracking

Neither the app nor the extension has trackers. You need to be careful if you’re using a password manager with trackers. Because hackers may attack these trackers to steal your passwords. See this See More

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Supports multiple platforms

The app supports iOS and Android. The extension supports Chrome, Firefox, and Edge. The extension only can be used with the help of the app because all your data is safely stored in the app on your phone with secure chip encryption and sandbox isolation, while the extension does not keep any data. See this See More

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Clean and intuitive UI

After unlocking the app, you will see all the stored accounts' logos and names on the main interface. Tap a tag, like Tools, you can see the accounts with that tag. See More

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Import & export

Support importing CSV files exported from Chrome/Edge/Firefox/Safari/Myki or importing them with zip encryption mode. You can also export your data from ID Guard Offline app in CSV or JSON format with password encryption. See More

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Timeline (account history)

Automatically record the changing histories of your accounts. This feature would be very helpful if you are using some platforms that ask for the last 3 passwords when changing a new one. See More

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Add multiple tags

The app will automatically tag your stored accounts to help you manage them by categories. You can also add custom tags. See More

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Password meter

When you enter a password to save, the app will automatically detect its strength and let you know if it is a weak password. See More

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Auto-lock

To prevent someone from peeking at your passwords when you walk away temporarily, ID Guard Offline app will auto-lock if no interaction within 30 seconds. See More

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Easy to use

So easy to use some features, like 1 tap to add account, 2 taps to autofill password. The first time you open the app, it will ask you to use biometric authentication or set a master password as the protection method to protect your data. After finishing that step, you can go into the app’s main interface and start using it. It's straightforward to use without extra setup or redundant introductions. See More

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Minimum permissions

Access camera: Scan QR code to save or fill passwords. Use fingerprint hardware: Use fingerprint recognition to authenticate user (Cannot steal fingerprint data). Appear on top of other apps: An autofill bar will appear on top of the input box when autofill is enabled. Foreground service: Display the autofill bar when using accessibility service and let user know which app is displaying the floating bar. Google Play billing service: Unlock PRO features on Google Play. Google Play connects to the network to authorize user. Hide overlay windows: Hide overlay windows to prevent overlay attacks (Android 12+). No FULL NETWORK ACCESS. TRUE offline. Minimize the attack surface and can never leak any data or be attacked via the network. Check its permissions on Google Play See More

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Add custom logos

They pre-downloaded and packaged numerous platforms’ logos into the app. When you enter an app name to use its template to save a new account, the app will automatically show you the appropriate logo. You can also select a picture from your system albums as your custom logo. And yet, if you are an Android user, you can pick logos from the installed apps on your phone. See this See More

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No signup or login

Neither require sign-up and login nor collect personal information. They have no idea who you are, let alone bother you with ad tracking or promotional emails. See More

Not open source. You have to trust Nordpass for storing your passwords securely. See More

NordPass

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Closed source

Top Pro

Code Audited by Cure53

NordPass has been audited by Cure53, a reputable auditing company. See More

CourteousBobbiBobbi's Experience

Have been waiting for it to be released! So far testing the services and had no major problems See More

Top Pro

XChaCha20 encryption algorithm

Strong Next-gen encryption algorithm. Resistant to Brute-force attacks. See More

ExcellentGilgamesh's Experience

Just started using, love the design! Also, seems to be easy to use and navigate. See More

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User friendly design

Super easy to use. See More

GraciousHymenaios's Experience

Love the design! Way easier to use then other password managers See More

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Supports iOS; Android; Chrome; Firefox; Opera; Edge

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Backups & Sync

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Password generator

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Two-factor authentication

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Code Audited by Cure53

NordPass has been audited by Cure53, a reputable auditing company. See More

This password manager allows the user to sync via many cloud services iCloud, Dropbox etc etc. Many competitors require all user passwords credit cards etc to be hosted on the application developers own servers which is an extra security risk. See More

Enpass Password Manager

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No need to put data on developers servers

Top Con

Not open source

Giving sensitive data to proprietary software is a bad idea. There's no way of truly knowing if the promised SQL-Cipher is used, how it's implemented, etc. See More

ExuberantBastet's Experience

Very nice one , this software for android and windows well built comparing to others like Last pass and Dashlane , this one is very nice , , , See More

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Securely saves database locally

Enpass respect users database privacy and keeps it confidential by saving all your information locally only on ones device and does not save anywhere else such as a server. All of the database is saved in an encrypted form as well. See More

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Developed in India

CoolAthena's Experience

Has been reliable thus far. See More

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Fully customized

Customize the items field as per you need. See More

Top Con

Free mobile version very limited

Up to 20 passwords only. See More

MethodicalErlangShen's Experience

Recent desktop version update seriously broken - support staff apparently indifferent to that fact See More

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TOTP support

Top Con

Recent desktop version update seriously broken

The support staff is apparently indifferent to that fact. See More

Top Pro

Syncs with Google Drive and many other cloud services

Thanks for the heads-up! See More

Top Con

Subscription model

See here. There is a " One Time" deal. Gotta love that. See More

Top Pro

Free extension for Chrome, Firefox and Safari

Seamless autofill and browsing with Enpass browser extension support. Makes online shopping easier and quicker with credit card auto-filling. See More

Top Con

Can't have more than one password data file. (e.g. work passwords can't be separate from home on same machine)

Enpass only allows one password database. You can't have one Enpass database for work, with it's own master password, and then another separate Enpass database for home. Enpass for Windows and Linux allows you to change the default location of Enpass database. See More

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Free desktop version: Mac, Windows and Linux

Desktop version is available for free. See More

Top Con

Mobile app pricing is per platform

You have to pay for each mobile platform you run it on (iOS, Android), which can add up. However, these are one time charges and ultimately cheaper than subscriptions. See More

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Password audit function

A password audit will tell the user if their passwords are weak, old or duplicated which can help make better passwords for those that are found to be problematic. See More

Top Con

Items imported from LastPass have issues

Almost all the account information which are imported from LastPass csv file have some issues. The field "Notes" are not correctly imported. See More

Top Pro

Easily choose from six supported cloud backup services

Access your database anytime and anywhere with the sync. Enpass supports sync with WebDAV/ownCloud, Dropbox, Box, Google Drive, OneDrive and iCloud. See More

Top Con

Does not work with the new Firefox Quantum

The Enpass browser extension for the new Firefox Quantum has many issues. See More

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Autolock mechanism

Enpass automatically locks itself after a set time interval and keeps your data safe & secure from prying eyes, even when you forget to lock it or left it idle. See More

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One time purchase

Differently from other same level apps, it is a one time purchase. For all the others you will spend more for a one year license. See More

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Touch ID support on iOS and fingerprint scanner for Android M

Quickly unlock Enpass by using Touch ID or Finger print scanner. See More

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Secure login with integrated password generator

Secure all your logins by generating strong, unique and un-guessable password with the built-in password generator. No need to remember them as Enpass does it for you. See More

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Customize per your needs

Enpass gives you freedom to add, delete, reorder the fields and change the default category. See More

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Single click to auto-login with free browser extensions

Enpass browser extensions are for available for free for Chrome, Firefox and Safari. You can auto-fill all your login and credit card details on desktop version just a single click. See More

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Stores everything

The built-in templates allows you to store logins, credit cards, bank accounts, ID cards, frequent flyer, License, ID Numbers, etc. See More

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No monthly subscription fees

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Open source SQLCipher engine for AES 256 Encryption

Enpass uses open source SQLCipher engine for implementation of AES-256 bit encryption so that users can ensure the safety of their database. See More

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Easily import from other software

If you are using another password manager it is easy to importing that data into Enpass is just a matter of few clicks through the Desktop version. Automatic import wizard now imports them under separate category. See More

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Transparent security engine

Enpass uses the open source SQLCipher engine for AES 256 Encryption. It gives 100% encryption to user database. See More

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Get the app on every platform

Enpass's availability on iOS, Android, Windows Phone, BlackBerry 10, Modern Windows, Mac, Linux and Windows PC makes it a truly a cross platform password manager. See More

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Independent security audit

Developers promise independent security audit of app immediately following imminent version 6 software release. Details can be found on Enpass user Forum. See More

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Wide range of personal cloud accounts

The supported cloud saving platforms allow for your database to be available on each and every device. Sync process is also very safe and data is encrypted first and then the file is sent to cloud. The available supported services are WebDAV/ownCloud, Dropbox, Box, Google Drive, OneDrive and iCloud. See More

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Totally free desktop version for Linux, Mac OS X and Windows PC

Get the fully featured desktop version for free on the three most used desktop OS's. See More

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Available for all major mobile platforms

Enpass is available for all major Mobile and desktop platforms: iOS, Android, Windows Phone and BlackBerry 10. See More

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Dynamic and cool user interface

Enpass gives a very clean and awesome UI which ensures the best UX. See More

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Easily stores everything

The built-in templates allows you to store logins, credit cards, bank accounts, ID cards, frequent flyer, License, ID Numbers, etc. See More

The vault supports offline access on all platforms. See More

Keeper

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Offline support

Top Con

only subscription

No lifetime licence purchase possible See More

CAD's Experience

In testing numerous Password Managers Keeper was the clear cut choice. Easiest vault to user. Most secure solution. Best features for a business/enterprise. See More

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BreachWatch

Know if your usernames and passwords are on the Dark Web, without divulging your users names and passwords. Keeper has a proprietary method of keeping your data zero knowledge (only you know it) while verifying if it exists to malicious users. See More

Top Con

BreachWatch is not Free

BreachWatch, which is an amazing feature is not free. It is a paid upgrade. See More

Top Pro

Available on all major platforms, OS & browser extensions

Keeper is available for download on Android, iOS, Windows, Mac, Windows Phone, Linux, Kindle, and Nook, and available as a browser extension for IE, Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Opera. See More

Top Con

Limited options in free version

Keeper is not the least expensive, but certainly not the most either. Good value for the features and support. See More

Top Pro

Easy onboarding of new users

6 different options to onboard new users: Manual CSV Active Directory SSO IdP SCIM CLI See More

Top Con

Been hacked several times.

Here are past vulnerabilities: https://team-sik.org/trent_portfolio/password-manager-apps/ See More

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Enterpirses can integrate with SSO

Boost your companies ability to extend sign into sites and applications that don't support SSO. Keeper will integrate as a Service Provider (SP) to your Identity Provider (IdP). See More

Top Con

Requires a slight amount of set up and configuration

Keeper does a good job of walking you through the process of getting setup, but if you are not very technical it could be confusing. See More

Top Pro

Drag and Drop and Sub Folder Support

Take control of your vault with the ability to nest folder and records and organize it your way. See More

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Multiple 2FA options including FIDO U2F

Keeper supports TOTP, Text, U2F, RSA, and Duo 2FA's. See More

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Support

Support is second to none. See More

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Multiple certifications & security compliance

Keeper is a password manager that is certified and is security compliant with HITECH and HIPAA, SOC-2, TRUSTe, McAfee Secure, ES-EU Safe Harbor, PCI-DSS & U.S. Department of Commerce's Bureau of Industry and Security. See More

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Strong access control and sharing

Very strong access control in the business version See More

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Import from less secure solutions

Keeper supports importing from a myriad of other solutions. See More

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Availability

Keeper has amazing up time. See More

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Cloud Sync and Backup

Your Keeper Vault is always backed up. See More

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Multiple Views

Folder, Grid, and Record views supported with multiple sorting options. See More

Passacre needs only a configuration file to tell it how to hash passwords, what kind of output it should produce, and which sites need specific generation rules. There’s no database where passwords are stored, so it’s not possible to be locked out of everything if that file is lost. See More

passacre

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Requires little to no storage

Top Con

Requires knowledge of the command line

To use passacre, some knowledge of the command line as well as Python is required. See More

Specs

Supported platforms:Linux, macOS

Browser integration:No

Encryption methods:N/A

The utility itself has no GUI, and is written in Python, so it’s portable and has few dependencies. See More

Top Pro

Lightweight

For example, I can run GITHUB_TOKEN=$(gpg -d GITHUB_TOKEN.gpg) some_tool See More

GPG encrypted text file

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Can be easily integrated with other command-line tools

Top Con

Requires knowledge of the command line

GnuPG requires technical knowledge, but their FAQ is incredibly helpful for people who want to get started. See More

Specs

Supported platforms:GNU/Linux GNU/Hurd FreeBSD OpenBSD NetBSD Windows OSX

Browser integration:Firefox

Encryption methods:IDEA (from 1.4.13/2.0.20) 3DES CAST5 Blowfish AES-128 AES-192 AES-256 Twofish Camellia-128 Camellia-192 Camellia-256 (from 1.4.10/2.0.12)

Multifactor:No

GPG is standard on most operating systems, and is compatible with "too many to list". A GPG API is currently being developed for further integration. See More

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Outstanding compatibility

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Free to use and modify

GPG does not use patented algorithms, so this service is free to use and modify without restrictions. See More

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Can be used with any system that understands text files

Text files are ubiquitous. They can be read across any modern platform and many obsolete one's. See More

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No dependencies

GnuPG does not depend on a reading program in order to be functional. See More

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Offers an installation package for Windows and OS X

"Gpg4win" is the installation package for Windows, and "GPGTools" is the package for Mac. The purpose of these packages is to equip users with everything needed in order to effectively keep information private. See More

Top Pro

Uses symmetric key encryption to ensure that emails are secure

Symmetric key encryption not only protects emails from unauthorized access, but it ensures that the sender and receiver are legitimate. See More

Weak Hashing algorithm. Roboform only uses 4096 iterations of PBKDF2 with SHA-256, while other password managers use 100,000 iterations. NIST Guidelines require AT LEAST 10,000 iterations of PBKDF2 with SHA-256. See More

RoboForm

Top Con

WEAK hashing algorithm (4096 instead of 10,000 iterations)

Top Pro

RoboForm's toolbar can be used as a bookmark's bar that automatically logs in

RoboForm's toolbar allows accessing all logins and associated websites. Clicking a website will navigate the browser to the appropriate place and peform the login sequence. It even takes care of multiple identities allowing multiple people to quickly switch between, for example, webmail accounts. See More

PleasantOkuninushi's Experience

been using desktop version for as long as I can remember but they now no longer offer that and all passwords are store on-line. I'm, not sure I like that sop Ive See More

Specs

Supported platforms:Windows (USB stick), Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Safari, IE, Edge, iOS, OSX, Android

Browser integration:Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Edge, Safari

Encryption methods:AES-256

You will have to step through the entries yourself. See More

Top Con

Does not help with updating weak and old passwords

Top Pro

Portable versions available

ResponsiveVoluptas's Experience

Weak Hashing algorithm. Roboform only uses 4096 iterations of PBKDF2 with SHA-256, while other password managers use 100,000 iterations. NIST Guidelines require AT LEAST 10,000 iterations of PBKDF2 with SHA-256. Roboform is way below standard. Definitely will NOT trust Roboform with my passwords! See More

Top Pro

Sophisticated form fill

In addition to being capable of filling in usernames and passwords even in places other popular password managers tend to fail, RoboForm can also fill in a wide variety of other form fields such as long registration or checkout forms that require personal, credit card, banking and other information. To enable form fill functionality an identity has to be created and all relevant information supplied. It's possible to use multiple identities and identities created from login credential entries. In case of multiple identities a drop-down will offer choice in which to use. See More

InventiveAphrodite's Experience

piece of sh@t. developers absolutely don't care you problems. it is ok while it is ok. when something went wrong - just f@k on your own. See More

Top Pro

Adding new passwords and updating existing one's requires little manual work

When logging in a website for the first time, RoboForm will offer to save the login credentials via a pop-up. The pop-up allows creating a new entry or replacing an existing one with the information supplied. And if a password has been changed without updating the entry in RoboForm, the application will offer to update the password next time it's used. See More

Kurt Rasche's Experience

Been using since 2001 and have not had a reason to switch. I haven't seen a compelling reason to use anything else. New features and updates are always happening and it syncs data really fast. I like to update on my PC and then use on my iPhone or a USB stick in a public PC to get what I need fast, easy and most importantly, securely. See More

Top Pro

Virtual keyboard support for added security

If worried about keyloggers, you can use a virtual keyboard to log in. See More

Top Pro

Fingerprint verification

Some fingerprint readers can be set up to be used to access RoboForm instead of a master password. See More

Top Pro

Strong Password Generator

Choose the length and characters you want to use and get a great random password that is one click copy and then saved in Roboform. Quick and effective. See More

Top Pro

Safenotes allow saving free-form data

Top Pro

Free tier

Roboform for desktop permits the user one license to install one system for free. Paid version, Roboform Everywhere, offers syncronization across multiple platforms for a yearly subscription fee. See More

Dashlane will automatically add passwords to its database when logging in a site. See More

Dashlane

Top Pro

Can automatically capture passwords

Top Con

Not Open source

Specs

Supported platforms:Windows, Linux, MacOSX, Android, iOS

Browser integration:Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Internet Explorer, Edge, Opera

Dashlane's user interface is split into three clear sections - password manager, form auto filler, and digital wallet. It's simple, intuitive and easy to use. See More

TOTP codes:Yes

Top Pro

Simple UI

Top Con

Free limit to 50 accounts

Quickly used by most users. See More

Top Pro

Multifactor authentication support

Two-factor authentication is available through mobile apps. Dashlane supports Authy, Google Authenticator and FreeOTP. See More

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AES-256 encryption

Military grade encryption. See More

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TouchID login on iOS

TouchID makes logging into the app fast, easy, and secure. See More

Top Pro

Slick and intuitive user interface

The Dashlane app for iOS was redesigned for a fresh look and effortless experience. See More

You can add an unlimited number of logins and categories, in order to make organizing passwords easy. See More

My Login Vault

Top Pro

Unlimited logins and categories

Top Con

Does not sync over devices

This is an offline app (non cloud based), it only works on Windows PCs and does not sync with your mobile, for example. See More

Top Pro

Privacy options

Privacy options, such as auto shutdown, prevents access when you leave your desk by never showing passwords, unless you ask it to. See More

Top Con

May be too simple for techies

Ideal for the average computer user, but maybe not enough options for the more techie individual, as there is no browser integration. See More

Top Pro

Choice of style

A credit card for the wallet or key ring for keys allows the user to visually see differences in their accounts. See More

Top Con

No multiple users

Only suitable for one user. See More

Top Pro

All data is stored offline

The app does not call home, ever, as it is a non cloud-based app. It encrypts and stores the data on the users USB. See More

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Simple to use

Easy to use for non techies. See More

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No recurring fees

There is no monthly or yearly fee, and you get a years worth of free updates. See More

Works as a portable application that does not need to be installed and can be carried around in an external device. See More

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KeePass

Top Pro

Portable

Top Con

Non-Windows versions are unofficial ports

While there are ports available for Linux, OSX, iOS, Windows Phone and Android, the only officially supported version of KeePass is on Windows. See More

HumbleHors's Experience

Used in Desltop / with Keepass2 as Browser extension See More

Specs

Supported platforms:Windows, macOS, Linux

Browser integration:Safari, Chrome, Firefox, IE, Opera

Encryption methods:AES-256 (Rijndael), ChaCha20, Twofish, Serpent

KeePass being open source means that a number of people have reviewed the code and found it to be secure. See More

Top Pro

Anyone can verify the code since the software is open source

Top Con

KeePass in OSX is not user friendly

There is no official installer for OSX and install steps are not well documented. Mono under OSX does not perform well. The keypass UI is also hard to read because it does not scale well in OSX under high resolutions. However, there are a couple alternatives: KeePassXC, which is a fork that's a native OSX application, and MacPass that provides a number of comparable features to the official KeePass client. See More

Jesús González's Experience

I use keepass for years ago. It's simple and you can put into the cloud in order to use in different devices. See More

Top Pro

Reliable

KeePass is consistent and stable across all versions of Windows. See More

Top Con

Terrible UX

The UI is ugly and lacking. See More

Malcolm Merlyn's Experience

I use it on all my computers and smartphones and my kdbx file is on a cloud, this is very practical and easy. See More

Top Pro

Multifactor authentication

Keepass offers a combination of master password, key file and user account verification. See More

Top Con

Not particularly modern UI

PositiveEuthenia's Experience

Easy and very complete. Multiple factor authentication with Yubikey, including desktop/mobile ubiquity and multiple OTP methods. Many Plugin. Great webapp so I don't even have to install Keepass on non-admin machines. Easy sync with multiple file versions. See More

Top Pro

Powerful built-in password generator

Password generator can be adjusted to use or exclude certain characters, patterns, external algorithms and principles. See More

Top Con

Not all plugins are working on Linux

Not all plugins are working on Linux, so not all features are available on Linux (as tested with Keepass2). See More

Willem's Experience

Very much functionality for multiplatform. Complete loginscripts for mainframe application can be programmed in customized auto-type sequences. See More

Top Pro

Does not depend on the cloud

Unlike many other password management tools, by default the KeePass encrypted database is not stored in the cloud, but strictly locally, for added security. See More

Top Con

Too famous

Being the most famous password manager, Keepass is prone to hacks, tools like KeeFarce are developed. Vulnerable to attacks. See More

Slantster's Experience

Great app! Database can become corrupted on very, VERY rare occasion though so beware of that and keep backups. See More

Top Pro

Extremely powerful encryption algorithm

KeePass uses AES-256 encryption for passwords which is practically unbreakable. See More

Top Con

No browser app

There is no browser app. See More

HumorousMegaera's Experience

I've been using Keepass for over a year now. . . Easy to sync the offline data file between computers, as well as my phone. Love the idea of not storing my passwords in the cloud. Password generation is simple, and has a plethora of options that will generate very complicated passwords. I use the portable version as my work computer requires admin rights to install software, with the portable version, I don't have this problem. See More

Top Pro

Can be used as a portable application

Works as a portable application that does not need to be installed and can be carried around in an external device. See More

Top Con

No true multi-user and logging

Does not support multiple logins (different credentials) to database. See More

Case Cowboy's Experience

It's very powerful and customizable, it can import logins from browsers and you can use in a USB drive. See More

Top Pro

Due to the open source nature, there are numerous apps for Android available that support KeePass

Offers large variety of apps with different features and user interfaces vastly increasing the user base by catering to almost every taste. See More

Top Con

iOS support for syncing (not true -> KeePass Touch)

KeePass Touch supports a whole range of cloud sync options. iOS clients still have somewhat limited syncing options for password files - such as DropBox. See More

GregariousDogoda's Experience

KEEPASS LOST MY PASSWORD After an update-in-place Keepass changed one of my options. When I added a password, the database did not safe and the password was lost. TERRIBLE. See More

Top Pro

Cross-platform desktop and mobile

Available for Windows, with unofficial ports for Linux/OS X and iOS/Android. See More

Top Con

Balkanized app ecosystem

There are a lot of different KeePass apps made by different people depending on your platform, e.g. Firefox, iOS, etc. Quality can be inconsistent and you need to trust each different set of authors. See More

AuthenticNjirana's Experience

I've used KeePass for over 15 years. I was network administer for a Fortune 100 company and I recommended it to everyone. See More

Top Pro

Extensive plugin and extension support

Keepass offers a range of plugins and extensions in different categories: Integration & Transfer, Automation & Scripting, Cryptography & Key Providers, and others. See More

Top Con

Officially supported only on Windows, Mono or Wine

While there are ports available for Linux, OSX, iOS, Windows Phone and Android, the only officially supported version of KeePass 2 is on Windows and all platforms running Mono like Linux, Mac OS X, BSD. KeePass 1 is supported on Windows and Wine. See More

PracticalNinsusinak's Experience

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Top Pro

Allows storage of attachments such as pictures, documents and all kinds of files in general

Appending attachments to individual credential entries allows things like scanning important documents (for instance a scanned document containing the login information for your internet connection), appending them to the corresponding credential entry and afterwards destroying the original paper copy. See More

Top Con

No good cross platform syncing ability

E.g. between Windows and mobile. See More

Top Pro

Browser integration via plugins

For example, thanks to KeeFox extension there's no need to use built-in password manager in Firefox. See More

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Regular updates

On average a new point release is available every three months. See More

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Autofills passwords securely

KeePass uses a feature called AutoType that pastes passwords in browser window using a combination of virtual keystrokes and clipboard obfuscation for added security against keyloggers. See More

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100% Free

No paid version. Free for everyone. See More

Top Pro

Works inside Android apps

There are variations in support of features, so this is dependent on the Android app being used. Keepass2Android is one that has built-in synchronization over ssh and other protocols, fingerprint support and plugins are also supported to a certain extent. See More

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Recommended by a number of European governments and the EU

KeePass is recommended by the German Federal Office for Information Security, the European Commission’s Free and Open Source Software Auditing (EU-FOSSA) project, and the French Network and Information Security Agency. See More

Top Pro

Customizable password records

Users may define any extra fields (eg. "Surname", "Credit Card No", "Start Date", "Expiry Date" and "Security No") and their values may then be easily copy-and-pasted when required. This is a great feature not found in a lot of password-managers: they leave you to consign such additional information to the "Notes" section. See More

Top Pro

Powerful built-in synchronization mechanism

KeePass v2 has a built in sync mechanism that allows setting appropriate level of sync, kind of sync, and choosing between a number of sync sources (Dropbox, Drive, etc). See More

Top Pro

Intuitive categorization options and search for managing entries

Entries can be categorized in folders and subfolders and quickly found using search. See More

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Allows useful scripting via KPScript plugin

KeePass can set global hotkeys to fill in credentials while on a sites log-in screen. Scripting can launch a site or other application and perform any necessary log-on steps securely. It requires the KPScript plugin. See More

Top Pro

Various iOS clients available

E.g. KeePass Touch, MiniKeePass. See More

Top Pro

Built-in history that tracks changes to individual credential entries

With the built-in history you can lookup previous passwords, track changes in general and if necessary recover those. In essence you are looking at a built-in Version Control System (VCS) which operates on single entries. Browsing the history of specific entries also displays associated metadata like the date of a change. See More

Top Pro

Offers multiple sync options

Since the database is stored locally it can be synced across devices using a cloud storage service like Dropbox, Google Drive or via a file sync tool like BitTorrent Sync. KeePass v2 also provides a powerful built-in synchronization mechanism that allows setting appropriate level of sync, kind of sync, and choosing between a number of sync sources (Dropbox, Drive, etc). See More

Top Pro

Clear, concise user interface

This app has the easiest, cleanest, and clearest user interface. For reference, LastPass has progressively gotten worse and worse and is now a confusing mess, while Keepass remains very user-friendly. See More

Top Pro

Synchronization across devices

Since the database is stored locally it can be synced across devices using a cloud storage service like Dropbox, Google Drive or via a file sync tool like BitTorrent Sync. See More