[yogenpro]

I've been using Bitwarden's clients (browser extension, mobile apps, desktop apps) with a self-hosted vaultwarden [1] server. It's marginally free if you are already self-hosting other stuff. I'm hosting it on a raspberry pi 4b at home and exposing it to public Internet through Cloudflare zero trust (also free). Had no problems so far.

[1] https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden, note that it's different from Bitwarden's official server (https://bitwarden.com/help/install-on-premise-linux/), uses less CPU/memory, and enables premium features like TOTP for free.

[password4321]

Vaultwarden "is the way" if you need a polished iOS client, almost too good to be true now that VC's are involved.

[alyandon]

Added bonus - even if the client extensions/app stopped working you can still log into the vaultwarden web UI to access your secrets.

[Szpadel]

vaultwarden is awesome, just make sure you have some reliable automated backup (preferably cloud) for disaster recovery.

[dugmartin]

I have a similar setup but using a $5/month VPS that I also host a few other personal/family apps on. It works really well but I’m wondering how long the api will stay open and accessible given their recent huge VC investment.

[Technetium]

It's not going anywhere, that's part of what the investment is to further, per their post.

[elashri]

Iam curious how you made the clients connect to the server behind CF zero trust. have you white-listrd a path or so for them?