(This probably isn’t the place to go into why I’m so opposed to subscriptions for password managers, so I’ll just note that I’m aware of 1Password’s stated policy of not ever locking you out of your vault, even if your subscription lapses. I’ve said it elsewhere: I favour the Xojo model where buying a license gets you a years worth of updates that work forever. I am, however, fundamentally opposed to renting my password manager.

Heck, I’d donate the subscription cost if there were a mechanism to do so. I would happily pay full price to upgrade major versions. As long as they keep that option, I will continue to recommend its use. Thankfully 1Password still has a way to buy their software outright. That being said, I really, really, really dislike software subscriptions especially for something like a password manager. That goes double for security software and triple for software that makes use of cryptography. All of my passwords were synced easily between my desktop and my phone, and I had no trouble setting up Bitwarden. About Bitwarden Send Gain peace of mind with comprehensive compliance Protect your online data using a password manager you can trust. I tested it out on my iPhone, and it integrated really well with iOS, including my iPhone’s biometric scanner I could log into Bitwarden using just a fingerprint.

This is my opinion it’s absolutely not intended as a comment on anything else that anyone has written here. Bitwarden Send is a feature that allows all users to transmit data directly to others, while maintaining end-to-end encrypted security and limiting exposure.

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