Open-Source Password Managers

Password managers store credentials securely, sync them across devices, and support teams with sharing and roles.

Typical users include teams and companies that no longer want to share passwords in files or chats and need to control access in a traceable way.

Features

Below is an overview of common features of password managers.

Encrypted password vault

Browser and app autofill

Password generator

Secure password sharing within the team

Roles, groups, and access permissions

Multi-factor authentication

Activity and audit logs

Sync across multiple devices

Products

Below is an overview of popular open-source software in the category «Open-Source Password Managers». The list is sorted alphabetically.

Well-known proprietary examples include 1Password, Dashlane and LastPass.

Bitwarden

Bitwarden manages passwords with end-to-end encryption. Clients are available for browsers, desktops, and mobile devices.

  • Password Managers

Padloc

Padloc manages passwords across multiple platforms. You can run the accompanying server yourself.

  • Password Managers

Passbolt

Passbolt Community manages and shares passwords within teams using roles, access permissions and an API.

  • Password Managers

Psono

Psono is a self-hostable password manager for teams. The client encrypts credentials before storing them, and you can share them in encrypted form.

  • Password Managers

Vaultwarden

Vaultwarden provides a self-hostable server for password management with Bitwarden clients.

  • Password Managers