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Password Managers

Password Managers

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Last updated: Nov 15, 2023 by Dave J Ballard

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Overview

Now more than ever, having unique, secure passwords for each service you use is extremely important.  With the number of accounts the average person has these days, it is impossible to keep yourself secure without the use of a password manager.

Password managers solve this problem by creating unique, secure passwords and store them secure location. There are many different options when it comes to password managers, so we have compiled a comparison of the most popular password managers. Any of these password managers are good options.

Quick Comparison

Prices below are based on data from the service providers website and are subject to change. Please review the service providers website for current pricing and features.


Password ManagerWebsiteCostProsCons

Bitwarden

TOP PICK

https://bitwarden.com/Free
  • Completely free.
  • Unlimited online storage.
  • Supported by most browsers.
  • Open-source software.
  • Two-factor authentication.
  • Allows for local password storage.
  • Comes in desktop, web application and browser add-ons.
  • Does not offer live chat or phone support.
  • In the free tier, password sharing is restricted to just one additional user.
Dashlanehttps://www.dashlane.com/

Premium subscription:

$5/month

  • Enhanced password encryption.
  • Free VPN service with premium subscription.
  • Allows for local password storage.
  • Expensive.
  • Limited features in free version.
  • Free version only allows you to store 50 passwords.
KeePasshttps://keepass.info/

Free

  • Completely free.
  • Open-source; more secure.
  • Cross-device syncing has to be performed manually.






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