
Bitwarden
Open-source password manager with a free plan and low-cost team plans.
Price
Nonprofit offer
Available in
Suits
Great for
- Nonprofits wanting an affordable password manager for staff and volunteers
- Organisations wanting open-source software
- Free plan is genuinely useful
- Cheap team pricing
- Open source and independently audited
Watch out for
- Teams wanting a confirmed, published nonprofit discount
- Organisations with no one to manage onboarding
- No confirmed nonprofit discount
- Interface is plainer than some rivals
- Business features need paid plans
Problems it solves
About Bitwarden+
Bitwarden stores and shares passwords securely across devices and teams. The free plan works well for individuals, and Teams (US$4 per user per month) adds shared collections and logs. It is open source, so it can also be self-hosted on the Enterprise plan.
Pricing: Free personal plan; Premium US$1.65/month (US$19.80 a year); Families US$3.99/month for 6 users; Teams US$4 per user/month and Enterprise US$6 per user/month, billed annually.
Key features+
Works with (5)+
Data & privacy+
Open source with zero-knowledge encryption; Enterprise allows self-hosting. A choice of US or EU cloud region exists to our knowledge but was not confirmed on the pages checked.
How sure are we?+
Partly confirmed on the vendor's pages; some details from reputable secondary sources. Prices and nonprofit programs change often, so check with Bitwarden before you commit. Rankings on Nonprofit Tools are never for sale.
Sources · last checked 2026-10-02
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