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Bitwarden

Bitwarden is an open-source password manager offering end-to-end encrypted storage for passwords, passkeys, and secure notes, with a notably generous free tier that includes unlimited passwords across unlimited devices. Its open-source codebase has been independently audited multiple times, appealing to security-conscious users. Browser extensions, desktop apps, and mobile apps cover every major platform, and a built-in password generator and security health reports help users identify weak or reused credentials. For organizations, Bitwarden offers self-hosting options in addition to its cloud service, giving companies full control over where vault data is stored, plus Secrets Manager for securing infrastructure credentials like API keys alongside end-user passwords.

Padloc

Padloc is a cross‑platform password manager that stores credentials, notes, and documents in an encrypted vault you control. It syncs seamlessly across web, desktop, and mobile devices while keeping your data private with zero‑knowledge architecture. Designed for both solo users and collaborative teams, Padloc offers secure sharing, role‑based access, and enterprise‑grade security features, all delivered as a cloud‑based SaaS solution.

gopass

gopass is a password manager designed for teams and individuals who need to securely store and share sensitive information. It provides a secure and scalable solution for managing passwords, API keys, and other secrets.

KeePassXC

KeePassXC is a free and open-source password manager that allows users to securely store and manage their passwords. It is a cross-platform application that is compatible with multiple operating systems, including Windows, macOS, and Linux. KeePassXC uses end-to-end encryption to protect user data and offers a range of features to help users generate and store unique, complex passwords.

lesspass

Lesspass is a password manager that generates unique, complex passwords for each of your accounts based on a master password and information about the account. It's a stateless password manager, meaning it doesn't store any of your passwords, and instead generates them on the fly when you need them.