Bitwarden is a zero-knowledge password manager for storing and autofilling passwords, passkeys, payment cards, notes, and identities. It provides encrypted cloud synchronization across desktop, mobile, browser-extension, and web applications.
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A free plan is available.
Bitwarden's official pricing page labels the Free plan as always free and says core features are included in every Bitwarden account; this is a permanent free plan, distinct from paid-plan upgrades and trials.
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