Password Managers
8 providers in this category.
Password managers generate, store, and autofill credentials and passkeys for individuals and teams, protected by a master key and end-to-end encryption. Trust rests on independent security audits, with passkey support and a usable free tier as practical differentiators. Teams also weigh open-source code, self-hosting, and business administration features.
Companies
Neutral ordering. Not a recommendation.
1Password
1password.com
1Password is a password manager for individuals, families, and businesses that stores credentials, passkeys, and secrets in encrypted vaults.
Bitwarden
bitwarden.com
Bitwarden is an open-source password manager for individuals and businesses, offering a free tier and the option to self-host.
Dashlane
www.dashlane.com
Dashlane is a password manager for individuals and businesses offering credential storage, autofill, and dark-web monitoring.
KeePassXC
keepassxc.org
KeePassXC is the leading open-source, local-first password manager: a cross-platform desktop application storing credentials in an encrypted KeePass-format database file that never touches a vendor cloud.
Keeper
www.keepersecurity.com
Keeper is a password and secrets management platform for individuals and enterprises, providing encrypted vaults, sharing, and compliance-oriented features.
LastPass
www.lastpass.com
LastPass is a password manager for individuals and businesses providing credential storage, autofill, and sharing across devices.
NordPass
nordpass.com
NordPass is a password manager from the team behind NordVPN, part of the Nord Security group, offering encrypted credential storage and passkey support.
Proton Pass
proton.me/pass
Proton Pass is a password manager from Proton, the Switzerland-based privacy company, offering encrypted credentials, email aliases, and passkey support with open-source apps.