

It performs just as well for detecting forms to fill in, and it has a customizable password generator built right in. While testing, I found its Safari extension is to be sufficient and responsive. Premium for a family of five makes the cost go up to just $12 for a year, or $1 a month. The premium version runs $10 for a year so getting reports, along with 1GB of secure, encrypted storage for images or other identity information could be well worth the low fee. The Data Breach Report, however, is available for free to see if a reported breach contains your information. For example, if you want to check the health of your passwords to see if they’ve been compromised or several other reports relating to your passwords used across the web, you’ll need to upgrade to the premium version. While all the basic functionality and plenty of customizable options are included for free, there are a couple of tasks that require the premium version. Syncing worked flawlessly for me using its servers - versus creating my own local vault. Still, that little annoyance is greatly overshadowed by the app allowing unlimited stored passwords and other notes. It was a bit annoying to constantly need to enter the master password or pin, despite having the settings set to only lock on computer sleep.

More good news, Bitwarden will soon support the Windows Hello face unlock feature in Windows 10. Luckily, as of July 2020, Bitwarden’s Mac app began supporting the fingerprint sensor available on some Macs. One disappointment initially in testing was that while the iOS app includes support for unlocking with FaceID, the desktop app does not support Apple’s Touch ID fingerprint reader for biometric unlock. The mobile and desktop apps largely align on design and functionality. This sorting is present on the iOS mobile app and presented front and center in the first tab, «My Vault.» All the folders are editable on mobile (done inside the settings area) and then those changes will sync back to the desktop app, if you’re using it. Beyond the pre-assigned groups and organization, you can create your own folders to further group items in your own way. You can also view just items you’ve marked as favorites or have everything shown at once. By default the desktop app has a clean organizational structure on the left side and can sort items by logins, cards, identities, and secure notes.
