Security alternatives
Bitwarden alternatives
Bitwarden is a well-rounded password manager for individuals and families who value security, privacy, and open-source transparency without the complexity of enterprise features.
Why you might look elsewhere
Our Bitwarden review noted these limitations:
- Limited advanced team features in the free tier
- No built-in VPN or security scanning
- Pricing increases for larger organizations
Alternatives we have reviewed
Each one is a security product we cover, scored with the same method as Bitwarden where its review is finished.
1Password
4.7 out of 5Another password manager we cover, with its own plans and apps
1Password combines end-to-end encryption, a Secret Key that sits alongside your account password, SOC 2 Type 2 certification and broad platform support, but it has no free plan and costs more than Bitwarden.
Suits Power users.
From $2.99/mo billed annually (promotional); Families from $4.49/mo
Read the 1Password review
LastPass
4.2 out of 5Strong team collaboration features and enterprise capabilities
LastPass has a usable free plan, low prices, strong certifications and a new Plus plan with a Windows-only VPN, but its 2022 vault breach, and older accounts left on weak encryption settings, still weigh on it.
Suits Business teams.
Free plan available; Premium from $3.00/mo billed annually
Read the LastPass review
Dashlane
4.5 out of 5Intuitive user interface with good password generation tools
Dashlane pairs a documented zero-knowledge design with passkey support, AI-powered scam protection and a VPN in Premium, but it has no free plan and costs more than Bitwarden, LastPass or 1Password.
Suits Beginners seeking ease of use.
From $5.42/mo billed annually (Premium plan)
Read the Dashlane review