Great User ID/Password Management Tool User friendly and working well. I love that it is secure in the cloud and available across all my devices. Bitwarden was recommended by a team member. I researched it compared to a few other Password Managers and noticed it had really good reviews across several sites including PC Mag. I am using the Chrome extension. I found a Bitwarden csv import template on Github.com. I set up the import parameters, imported a few, worked fine, and imported all the remaining data. Seamless. The tools available via the Chrome extension including password generator and 'auto fill' feature all work very well. Very happy with it.

I am totally converted to Bitwarden Long time user of Lastpass & was pretty happy with it but wanted to add a fingerprint reader into the mix to ease access to Windows as well as Lastpass. Adding the reader to Windows was simplicity itself. Getting Lastpass to accept it proved absolutely impossible!! SO I tried Bitwarden.... Very easy to create the account; it immediately was happy to accept fingerprints as well as Yubikeys and the export/import process of many hundreds of passwords etc into Bitwarden from Lastpass was accomplished in minutes, literally. Am now up & running on Bitwarden and can't fault it. In some ways it may not feel quite as slick on auto-filling passwords and usernames on websites but overall I find I prefer the way it works. Very impressed with it. Am now a Premium account holder with Bitwarden and will not be renewing my Lastpass account.

Great Support and Product I had to contact Bitwarden, and the conversation with the Support was surprisingly fast and helpful. They explained everything carefully to me, answered all of my questions and where able to help me with my issue in less than one hour. The costumer support is friendly and transparent. The Password Manager itself, the product of Bitwarden is User-friendly, well designed and the things you get for the price is more than fair in my honest opinion.

Extremely bad user experience A year ago Bitwarden rolled out an update that made their desktop client unusable on Windows 7 machines. While one may argue this is a rather old setup, to instantaneously, without a warning, deny users access to their password is a poor business practice. A solution was shortly found - to use an older version of Bitwarden Portable. It worked fine for over a year, until today I discovered that their firewall blacklisted my IP address thus locking me out. This is just outrageous and undermines trust in the product. Paying customers must not be treated like that. I don't even know what to add here.

Extremely bad user experience after… Extremely bad user experience after newest update requiring previously unassigned items to be assigned. It looks like bitwarden is majorly pushing towards becoming an enterprise application and wishes to move away from serving consumers.