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1Password vs Bitwarden

1Password and Bitwarden, one of its free alternatives, side by side.

Side by side

1Password vs Bitwarden: facts
Fact1PasswordBitwarden
LicenseLicense: PaidLicense: Open sourceGPL-3.0-only
MaintenanceStatus: VerifiedStatus: Unknown
WindowsYesYes
macOSYesYes
LinuxYesYes
WebYesYes
iOSYesYes
AndroidYesYes
Self-hostedNoYes
Command lineNoYes
Self-hostableNoYes
Works offlineYesYes
No account neededNoNo
Parity with 1PasswordThe reference58%

License classes: Paid and Open source. Status rules: Active means a commit in the last 90 days. See the methodology.

Feature parity with 1Password

How Bitwarden covers what people use 1Password for.

Feature parity with 1Password
FeatureBitwarden
Vault
Password vault with browser autofillYes
Sync across desktop and mobileYesNote 1
Sign-in
Passkey storage and sign-inYesNote 2
Built-in one-time code generatorNoNote 3
Sharing
Shared vaults for family or teamPartialNote 4
Security
Breach and weak-password alertsNoNote 5
Parity score58%
  1. Bitwarden, Sync across desktop and mobile: Unlimited devices on the free plan
  2. Bitwarden, Passkey storage and sign-in: Passkey management and use are included in every account
  3. Bitwarden, Built-in one-time code generator: The built-in authenticator is a Premium feature (US$19.80 a year)
  4. Bitwarden, Shared vaults for family or team: Free sharing with one other user; more people need a paid plan
  5. Bitwarden, Breach and weak-password alerts: Vault health reports are a Premium feature

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