[summermusic]

I've paid for Bitwarden for years, but I can come to no other conclusion from all this (CEO all about private equity, severe price hike, scrubbing of core values, hiding the free tier) that it will be sold soon. Time to jump ship!

[ryukoposting]

Yup. But, where to?

[anderber]

I know it's not open-source, but I've been happy with Protonpass.

[minedwiz]

At least the clients are, it's something.

https://github.com/protonpass

[magicalhippo]

And they get audited, last one quite recently[1]:

The audit confirmed Proton Pass security is exceptionally robust:

- No remote exploits found: Users cannot be hacked simply by visiting a malicious website or clicking a link.

- No encryption bypasses identified: Attackers can’t use shortcuts, backdoors, or weak keys to bypass the encryption layer.

Take it for what it's worth.

[1]: https://proton.me/business/blog/proton-pass-audit-2026

[dualvariable]

Turns out I'm already paying for that but not using it, so I guess it is time to get locked into the Proton ecosystem even more...

[wolvoleo]

If you prefer self hosting that's not a viable alternative.

[summermusic]

I decided to go with Proton Pass for now since I already use Protonmail, but I'm still looking

[iosjunkie]

Brb vibe coding a replacement /s