Great password manager even with the free version

Bitward made it easier to create strong and secure passwords while managing it through the app itself.

Pros

Bitwarden is so easy to use, which makes managing passwords less cumbersome and worrisome. It syncs with my Samsung Pass account and integrates nicely with my smartphone's biometrics as well.

Cons

The overall aesthetic of the app can be improved. As it stands, it's a pretty decent-looking app but some tweaks here and there would definitely lend it more authority.

Sharing and self-hosting, at a winning price point

After using Keepass for years, the need to share customer credentials in case of the "hit-by-a-bus" scenario led me to search for a solution. Bitwarden had the self-host and open source features I sought. Have been running a BW server in Docker for over a year, and most of my customers now have read-only access to their subset of my password database.

Pros

Bitwarden has been audited for code security. The pricing model is very fair and affordable by almost anyone. And you can self-host if you have the need to keep all your data internal. Passwords can be organized into folders, and shared as collections with privileges set by user. You can store credit cards as well. It has an extension or app for every major platform, and auto-fills logins on web pages and in phone apps. It also supports 2FA.

Cons

Setting up users to share collections is a little complicated. It could use a little work on user management - admin should be able to reset user passwords.

The best password manager currently available

Pros

Easy, quick, cheap, can be self-hosted, encrypts on the client.

Cons

Companies or organisations may not get everything they need.