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I would not have any issue with that since the password vault is for me and me alone (besides the device limit).

Lastpass did it and they even allowed the free version for one device. If a vendor goes tits up atleast I have something to restore from.Ĭould happen, but besides sharing passwords between family or allowing access to a password for a specified set of time, I don't see any reason why the password manager would be locked down behind a license. I'm exporting my password vault once or twice a year to Keepass on a cold stored USB drive. So for me it's either gonna be Bitwarden + Microsoft Authenticator, or just Microsoft Authenticator if their solution is as good as it sounds. How is it stored / encrypted in the backend? Is it possible for hackers to reach it without going through my account? Does it work seamlessly with Edge / Chrome / Firefox / Safari ? How does the backup work? Can I export passwords / MFA codes to keepass as a cold storage backup?

I've known for a longer time that Microsoft Authenticator is also a password manager and I was wondering who is using this and what the experience is? Would anyone recommend Microsoft Authenticator as a password manager with MFA codes above Bitwarden? Now with the recent news I've been looking into what the best next step is for me.Īs a professional IT-er in my full time job we use Thycotic / Keeper / IT-Glue as password managers but obviously as a one-man operation and personal use, given the alternatives available I need to be carefull with every euro I spend. Seems it was a somewhat good idea with the recent news of the Lastpass breach. For myself personally and for my own small business I'm using Bitwarden as a password manager and Lastpass Authenticator for MFA codes.