Macworld At a glance Expert's Rating Pros ・Unlimited devices and passwords ・Reliable auto-fill ・Store your vault wherever you ...

Decodo offers flexible pricing options for small to medium-sized businesses, plus well-designed, beginner-friendly tools that ...

Choose the right password manager for your online life and budget. The best password managers in Consumer Reports' tests are easy to use, have strong data security protections, and offer privacy ...

Everyone should use a password manager, and after researching dozens and testing six, we recommend 1Password because it’s secure and easy to use.

Proton Pass previously earned PCMag’s title of the best free password manager. A new update encourages you to upload details like passport numbers, medical info, and more.

Bitwarden is the rare free password manager that doesn’t impose heavy restrictions on users.

A simple interface and new roles-based capabilities make this venerable password manager an attractive proposition ...

Enpass is an easy-to-use password manager that can keep your private credentials out of the cloud.

I reviewed Sticky Password, a low-cost password manager with unique features like offline mode and QR logins.

Bitwarden is open source and secure, has support for passkeys, and costs just $10 per year.

Bitwarden Password Manager Review verdict: Bitwarden is the most reliable option if you want a free version. If you can afford it, you can opt for any paid password tool with the best user experience.

If you want a cheap or free password manager, then Bitwarden has enough functionality and security to keep most people happy. Bitwarden follows the template that’s familiar to anyone that’s ...