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Bitwarden
By Bitwarden Inc.
Category: security-utilities
Pricing: freemium
Free plan: Available
Free-plan limits: Unlimited passwords/passkeys across unlimited devices, open-source client, basic 2FA; premium features (file attachments, integrated authenticator, advanced 2FA, emergency access, security reports) require Premium ($1.65/mo billed annually) or Families ($3.99/mo for 6 users).
Best for: Best all-around pick for offices wanting a fully-featured, open-source, cross-platform password manager with an unusually generous free tier and low-cost paid tiers for teams.
Checked when listed: against the vendor's own page
Automated re-check: 10/5/2026, 1:30:30 AM
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