Password Vault
The main password vault showing the navigation sidebar with filters and the empty vault, ready for adding login credentials, cards, and notes.
Lightweight self-hosted password manager that works with Bitwarden's official apps.
The main password vault showing the navigation sidebar with filters and the empty vault, ready for adding login credentials, cards, and notes.
The form for adding a new login credential with fields for name, username, password, and website URL.
The built-in password generator for creating strong, random passwords with configurable length and character options.
Account settings showing profile details, security preferences, and two-factor authentication options.
Vaultwarden is a lightweight, unofficial reimplementation of the Bitwarden server, written in Rust. It works with the official Bitwarden client apps, browser extensions and CLI, so the same password manager, secure vault and two-factor authentication run on your own server instead of Bitwarden's cloud. It also supports unlimited user accounts, organisations for sharing vaults, and a REST API for automation. People who choose Vaultwarden point to two consistent things: it runs as a single container backed by SQLite, with a small enough footprint to fit on modest hardware like a Raspberry Pi. Every feature also works without a subscription. Two-factor code storage, organisation sharing and emergency access, capabilities that sit behind a paid tier on many hosted password managers, are simply there by default. Every feature Vaultwarden ships, including unlimited user accounts and the REST API, is available self-hosted at no cost, with nothing gated behind a paid plan.
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