Instead of Bitwarden, try one of these 9.
Every alternative is lined up against Bitwarden on what people actually switch for: price, open source, self-hosting, offline use and platforms. Bitwarden sits in the first row, so you can see what you give up.
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Bitwarden alternatives at a glance
Bitwarden is a freemium password managers app (premium $1/mo). We compared 9 alternatives: 7 are open source, 6 are completely free, 2 can be self-hosted and 5 work fully offline. The most popular is Bitwarden, with 2.6k likes.
Open-source password manager you can self-host.
Freemium · Open source · Self‑hostableLightweight local password database with strong encryption.
Free · Open source · Works offlineFree, offline, open-source password vault.
Free · Open source · Works offlineEncrypted manager for passwords, aliases, and email addresses.
Free · Open source · Self‑hostable