[arbus5672]

We currently use 1Password at work and actions like this from a company whose only job is to make sure that passwords are kept securely make me very nervous.

Are there any alternative password management tools that folks here have had a good experience with at a 100+ headcount org with varying levels of technical expertise?

[x3n0ph3n3]

Bitwarden!

[CharlesW]

According to Bitwarden’s privacy policy, they do the same thing that 1Password is proposing, only without the anonymity promises. Why do you think it’s better?

[arbus5672]

Just read through the policy that is available here: https://bitwarden.com/privacy/

Yikes! Here are some quotes:

> we analyze data about your visits to our Site to do things like optimize product design. We use a variety of tools to do this, including Google Analytics. When you visit the Site using Google Analytics, we and Google may link information about your activity from that site with activity from other sites that use Google Analytics services.

> Bitwarden may use the Personal Information collected by the Site to provide you with services, ..., including: For research and development to improve the Bitwarden Service, Site and other Bitwarden services;

[tsuujin]

I was ok with that except all the way through the words “product design”, because I do think that’s a fair thing to collect data for… but it kind of went off the rails after that.

[mfru]

yikes, looks like i will have to self-host instead... or switch workflow to pass

[ttarr]

Thanks for bringing this up, I should've read the TCs before moving away from their self-hosted solution.

[rmuratov]

I use and love Bitwarden, but they also took some venture money recently so I won't be surprised if something similar happens (if not already).

[asabla]

+1 for bitwarden

It has served me and my family well for years now.