As a longtime paying Lastpass customer I think that Bitwarden offers a fresh breathe and it is less in my face than Lastpass.
Great job!

Recently I got interested in different Firefox releases (developer and nightly) and I found out that login only works with success in the Stable release.

Only after the login is completed in Firefox Stable release (including multifactor security) will Bitwarden function in the developer and nightly releases.

Only feature that I'm not sure how to deal with is the missing credit card form fills that Lastpass offers, I didn't find any tips in the documentation on how to do this.

It's freaking gpl! For those people who don't know it's a special license for software that shows that the developers respect the user and reveal how the program works, so no shady business, which is especially valuable for cryptographic software. I pay only for gpl or gpl-compatible software. Others do not deserve my money because they treat me like garbage and I return the favor. The only hope of mine is that BW will stay gpl... not like EBOOKDROID which became proprietary shite all of sudden. In addition to the license the BW addon is superb! It doesn't slow down my browser and works in the newest versions of firefox (57-compatible and above) and in chromium! It also has a sleek and convenient interface. Nice job, BW!

Perfect - open source, lightweight, available for all platforms, centralized development and continuously improved.
This is absolutely something new on the market so far.

It does just exactly what I need : secured password easily accessible. I started using it because LastPass (which is also great btw) became more expensive and free functionalities were being changed to paid functionalities.
So I started using Bitwarden and don't regret it.

Perfect. In the past I used lastpass, but it uses a lot of CPU slowing firefox, and for this reason I happened to Bitwarden. Bitwarden works fine and does not use any CPU

A perfect replacement of lastpass

I just migrated my passwords on bitwarden from encryptr. I must say, it's excellent: strong security, highly configurable, feature rich, two-factor authentication, open source, simple. It's all I want from a password manager. Cheers!

seems to be the right tool for the job. very easy to use, doesn't slow down firefox for me.

Start to use it recently and I am quite satisfied. In UI I suggest the icons instead of the text, it would be more obvious, e.j. Folders

I have experimented with them all, my most long term one has been LP but it became too bloated so it joined the rest on the scrap heap. Now I have Bitwarden and it leaves all the rest for dead... best one ever. Love it!

Finally, a truly intuitive, masterfully conceived, password manager. I had to live seventy-nine years for this, but, BitWarden is worth every minute's wait! I've been a rather happy user of LastPass for years, but, BitWarden blows LP away...in spades!!!!

bitwarden works very well at what it does, but I was spoiled with LastPass's feature set.

In particular, having the ability to securely store and aut-fill credit card information was extremely useful.

As others say bitwarden does its job well and doesn't put a bunch of "value-add" time wasters in your way. I look forward to the day when the paid features are available so I can give financial support!

1. Lightweight. No negative performance impact.

2. The Developer is very active. The problems I encountered when the app was first released were addressed within less than a day.

3. The developer is open for feature feedback. If you have great ideas, send it to them.

4. Android app is fast and very convenient. It supports autofill. Unlike other apps, BitWarden icon isn't always visible on the notification bar, which is better because it doesn't clutter the space. It only appears when it detects a login field.

5. It's an open source addon, which makes it more trustworthy. Hopefully the developer will find resources to hire an independent company to do a professional audit of the code.

6. It is a WebExtension which means it will work when Firefox 57 arrives.

I switched from Lastpass to here because that extension is too bloated now but I do miss a couple of its features, hopefully you can implement them here.

1. I'd like to be able to set certain sites to have a password re-prompt so I can keep logged into my vault but have to enter master password again for example banking and shopping sites.
2. The ability to create secure notes.

I like the whole bitwarden project because it's open source and provides good modern-looking and featureful add-ons for all major browsers and applications for mobile OSes. I still have some issues though but I'll try to help as much as I can.

Mann wer ersetzt mir die halbe Stunde die ich brauchte um herauszufinden dass eurer Passwortimport einfach nicht funktioniert. Was für schwachsinnige Programmierer habt ihr denn da am Werk? Ein Stern is noch zu viel.

JUST DONT TRY IT: ITS A WASTE OF TIME!

I initially made an account a long time ago, but didn't start using it until today. Its a great free service, and this browser extension is fantastic. Its password management done right.

An ideal solution for password manager that too open source. Kudos to developer. Wish more features will be added to the extension in the future. Currently missing lock when browser is idle for certain period like lastpass.

I'm using Bitwarden in all my browsers. Clean GUI and easy to manage all passwords. Wish they keep up this good work.

it a very good password saver

Switched from LastPass like many others, works just as advertised. It's about time we got a good open source password management solution.

Like others, I have switched to bitwarden from LastPass. I'm so glad I did. It works exactly as promised. You should still view the instructional video, though. The interface is modern and easy to use. Like others, I'm eagerly awaiting the Firefox iOS extension.

Swapped to bitwarden from lastpass, couldn't be happier. However if you're like me and have any non-passwords saved in your lastpass account, you'll have to edit the .csv file to remove those before bitwarden's import tool will be able to read it. Hope others don't get stuck on that like I did, because I've had no problems since getting my info moved over!

Their help desk satisfied me.

I've been using this for a week. It works very well. It doesn't slow down the browser.
The one thing it lacks is a shortcut in the text fields, but I can live without it.
I'm enjoying a fast FF!