Sync your Vault | Bitwarden
Personal Vaults always remain in sync, while Organization Vaults update ever 30 minutes. Learn how to perform a manually Vault sync if necessary.| Bitwarden
Personal Vaults always remain in sync, while Organization Vaults update ever 30 minutes. Learn how to perform a manually Vault sync if necessary.| Bitwarden
Learn how to add a PIN code to lock and unlock your Bitwarden Vault.| Bitwarden
This article will show you how to log in to the web vault using a passkey instead of your master password.| Bitwarden
This article will show you how to log in to the web vault using a secondary device instead of your master password.| Bitwarden
Each Bitwarden account has an account encryption key based on the master password used to create and access the account.| Bitwarden
The import data feature of the Bitwarden password manager enabled you to migrate items from a different password manager to your Personal or Organization Vault.| Bitwarden
This article explains how to export your personal Vault data from any client application.| Bitwarden
This article details how to cancel an premium or Organization Bitwarden susbcription.| Bitwarden
This article explains how to get started using Login with SSO as a Bitwarden password manager end-user.| Bitwarden
This article explains how you can add an extra layer of protection to Bitwarden by setting up two-step login with a YubiKey.| Bitwarden
This article explains how you can add an extra layer of protection to Bitwarden by setting up two-step login with a FIDO2 WebAuthn passkey.| Bitwarden
This article explains how you can add an extra layer of protection to Bitwarden by setting up two-step login with an authenticator app like Authy.| Bitwarden
The Bitwarden field guide to two-step login explains what two-step login is and how to use it to help prevent unauthorized access to your Bitwarden password manager.| Bitwarden
New feature empowers enterprise administrators to reset forgotten master passwords| Bitwarden
Bitwarden Organizations enable your family, team, or enterprise to securely share common information like office WiFi passwords, online credentials, or shared company credit cards.| Bitwarden
The Bitwarden API provides a suite of tools for managing members, collections, groups, event logs, and policies. Learn about the Bitwarden API endpoints and more.| Bitwarden
Bitwarden Providers are administration entities that allow MSPs and resellers to create and manage Bitwarden Organizations. Get a high-level look at the Provider Portal.| Bitwarden
Learn how to approve a request for trusting a new device in an organization that uses SSO with trusted devices.| Bitwarden
This article explains how Bitwarden Enterprise Organization admins can reset access if an Organization members forgets their master password.| Bitwarden
Bitwarden enterprise plan users can take advantage of Single Sign On (SSO) Customer-managed Encryption through Key Connector to streamline Vault authentication and decryption. Find out more in this article.| Bitwarden
This article will help you onboard users to your Bitwarden Provider who can administer client Organizations under your management.| Bitwarden
Folders in the Bitwarden password manager organize your Personal Vault by gathering together login credentials, cards, identities, and secure notes.| Bitwarden
Bitwarden Organizations offer SCIM integrations with Azure AD, Okta, OneLogin, and JumpCloud. Learn more in this article.| Bitwarden
The Bitwarden password manager makes passwords available for autofill on iOS devices so you can seamlessly log into websites and apps while maintaining strong passwords.| Bitwarden
To keep your account safe and secure, Bitwarden will begin requiring additional verification for users who do not use two-step login. Learn more about it in this article.| Bitwarden
This article explains how to create an encrypted export of your Vault data in the Bitwarden password manager for backup.| Bitwarden
This article explains how to connect your self-hosted Bitwarden server to an external MSSQL database instead of the included container.| Bitwarden
This article contains FAQs regarding importing and exporting data to and from the Bitwarden password manager.| Bitwarden
This article contains general FAQs regarding the Bitwarden password manager, like how to change your email address or tips on backup up your vault data.| Bitwarden
Find out why you should make your Bitwarden master password memorable and how to set up hints to prompt your memory.| Bitwarden
This article explains how to delete a Bitwarden account or Organization if you forget your master password and need to create a new account.| Bitwarden
This article explains how to generate a recovery code to disable two-step login services if you lose access to your secondary device.| Bitwarden
Bitwarden Password Manager supports multiple two-step login methods, also know as 2FA and two-factor authentication, such as through an authenticator app or email. Learn how to set up and use each method.| Bitwarden
Customers who self-host the Bitwarden password manager will find in this article a selection of commonly used environment variables for configuring their server.| Bitwarden
Placing items in a collection within the Bitwarden password manager makes it easy to share among multiple users securely.| Bitwarden
Event Logs are time stamped records of events that occur within your password manager. Learn how to access logs and export to integrate with other SIEM solutions.| Bitwarden
Premium users of the Bitwarden password manager can attach files to Vault items from any Bitwarden client app. Learn how to attach a file, view an attached file, or add storage space.| Bitwarden
Groups in the Bitwarden password manager provide a scalable way to assign permissions and other access controls.| Bitwarden
Learn about collections in the Bitwarden password manager and how they facilitate scalable, secure sharing of login credentials and other sensitive data with individuals and groups.| Bitwarden
The emergency access feature of the Bitwarden password manager enables you to designate trusted emergency contacts to access your Vault in an emergency.| Bitwarden
Vault health reports are a much-used capability of the Bitwarden password manager that enable you to identify weak, re-used, and compromised passwords.| Bitwarden
This article explains how you can add, delete, and manage users of your Bitwarden password manager, including assigning user types and access controls.| Bitwarden
This article covers the collection management settings available to Bitwarden organizations.| Bitwarden
Password Manager integrated authentication is an alternative to dedicated authentication apps which you can use to verify your identity for websites and apps that use two-step login and offers greater convenience.| Bitwarden
Our guide to enterprise policies for the Bitwarden password manager explains how admins can ensure good security habits are implemented through the company.| Bitwarden
This article will walk you through starting an organization on your self-hosted server.| Bitwarden
Share logins, notes, cards, and identities via Organization Vaults in the Bitwarden password manager.| Bitwarden
A variety of user types and access controls can be applied to users in Bitwarden Organizations to manage permissions and access.| Bitwarden
Learn how to autofill logins stored in the Bitwarden password manager from a browser extension.| Bitwarden
Learn how to get started with Bitwarden browser extensions. Explore your vault, launch a website, and autofill a login directly from the browser extension.| Bitwarden
Find out more about how URI match detection works in the Bitwarden password manager.| Bitwarden
The Bitwarden command-line interface (CLI) is a powerful, fully-featured tool for accessing and managing your Vault.| Bitwarden
Bitwarden Send provides secure file sharing and information to anyone! Send can be used to share files or text, all end-to-end encrypted. Get started today!| Bitwarden
