Customer Reviews (10)
Wayne A.
Solid and cost-effective choice
Switched from LastPass after it got too expensive, and Bitwarden feels like a breath of fresh air. I also tried 1Password for a bit, but Bitwarden's open-source nature and decent free tier won me over. It’s straightforward, reliable, and I haven’t run into any major bugs, though the mobile app could be a bit smoother.
Miles B.
Solid password tools
The password generator is super reliable and creates strong passwords every time, which I really appreciate. The autofill feature works most of the time but can be a bit hit or miss on some websites.
Charlie C.
Smooth and Quick Setup
Setup was really straightforward and I had it running in under 10 minutes. The onboarding guides helped a lot, though I tripped up on syncing at first but fixed it quickly.
Bentley R.
Solid and reliable password manager
Been using Bitwarden for a bit and honestly, it’s pretty solid. Syncing across devices works smoothly and I don’t have to worry about forgetting passwords anymore. Wish the UI was a bit less clunky, but it’s nothing major.
Harold J.
Solid, affordable password manager
I switched from LastPass and Dashlane to Bitwarden because I wanted something more affordable without sacrificing security. It’s surprisingly easy to use and syncs smoothly across my devices, though the interface could be a bit more polished. Overall, it felt like a solid balance between features and price for my daily needs.
Evelyn M.
Solid value for the price
The pricing for Bitwarden feels fair, especially considering how solid and reliable the service is. For the cost, you get a lot of storage and features that cover most password management needs without feeling nickel-and-dimed. It’s great value for small teams or individuals who want peace of mind without breaking the bank. Honestly, it pays for itself by saving time and avoiding password headaches.
Sharon W.
Solid password tool for teams
Our team of about 15 switched over to Bitwarden because our manager wanted a more secure way to share passwords without endless email chains. Getting everyone on board wasn't too hard, though a couple of people took a bit longer to get comfortable with the vault and sharing features. Collaboration improved since we can now easily share logins for common tools, and the mobile app means folks can grab passwords on the fly. The only downside I noticed is that the UI can feel a bit clunky when you're trying to organize a large number of credentials.
Kaitlyn P.
Saved me from password chaos
I used to forget a bunch of passwords and constantly reset them, which was a huge time drain. Bitwarden made it easy to store and autofill everything securely, especially across multiple devices. It saved me a lot of hassle logging into work apps and personal accounts without juggling sticky notes or password resets.
Peregrine W.
Solid tool for team password sharing
Our team of about 12 switched over to Bitwarden a few months ago, and once everyone got past the initial setup hiccups, it really smoothed out how we share passwords securely. Getting the whole group on board wasn’t instant, but once the boss made it the standard, adoption picked up fast and collaboration improved noticeably.
Jonathan C.
Solid but a bit rough around edges
I gave Bitwarden a shot after trying LastPass and 1Password, mainly because it seemed more affordable and open-source. I like that it’s simple and does the basics well, but I ran into occasional sync glitches that were kinda frustrating compared to the smoother experience on 1Password. Also, the interface feels a bit barebones and less polished than LastPass, which might bother some people. Overall, it’s decent if you want something straightforward without paying a lot, but it’s not perfect.