New Update Best Password Managers 2023

[HarborFront]

Read in details below for 10 rated Best PMs for 2023

10 Best Password Managers (2023): Safe, Easy to Use + Cheap

Looking for the best password manager for 2023? Here’s our rundown of the good, the bad, the feature-filled, and the best ones for you.

www.safetydetectives.com

Comparison of the Best Password Managers in 2023​

Password Manager	Free Plan	Starting Price	Built-in TOTP Generator	Local Storage Option	Encrypted Storage	Unique Features	Family plan	Free Trial	Money-Back Guarantee
1.1Password	No free plan	€2.75 / month			1 GB	Multiple vaults, Watchtower, Travel Mode, virtual payment cards	5 users (+ you can add more for a small fee)	14 days
2.Dashlane	1 device, unlimited passwords	€1.84 / month			1 GB	VPN, password security auditing, dark web monitoring	10 users	30 days	30 days
3.RoboForm	1 device, unlimited passwords	€0.91 / month				Many form-filling templates, secure note sharing	5 users	30 days	30 days
4. Keeper	1 device, unlimited passwords	€3.45 / month			10 GB (family plan)	Encrypted messaging, secure storage, dark web monitoring	5 users	30 days
5. LastPass	Unlimited mobile or desktop devices, unlimited passwords	€2.76 / month			1 GB	Advanced 2FA settings, multiple account recovery options	6 users	30 days
6. Sticky Password	1 device, unlimited passwords	€27.57 / year				Cloud/local backup sync, portable USB option, one-time purchase option	No family plan	30 days	30 days
7. Avira Password Manager	Unlimited devices, unlimited passwords	€2.45 / month			1 GB	Seamless auto-login feature	No family plan		60 days
8. Password Boss	Unlimited passwords on 1 device	€2.30 / month				Dark web monitoring	No family plan	30 days	30 days
9. Bitwarden	Unlimited devices, unlimited passwords	€9.19 / year			1 GB	Open-source,built-in 2FA, affordable	6 users		30 days
10. Norton Password Manager	Unlimited passwords, unlimited devices	€18.38 / year (bundled with Norton’s 360 plans)				Vault auditing	No family plan	Free product	Free product

 

[HarborFront]

A few things not addressed include whether

1) The PM supports non-code signed browsers like LibreWolf, Ungoogled Chromium (by Eloston) etc
2) Whether the android app has trackers. From what I know, Sticky Password, KeePassDX and Bitwarden (from F-Droid) do not have trackers in their android app

Edit

Added KeePassDX to 2)

 

[Andrew3000]

In my opinion:

Cloud: 1Password and Bitwarden
Local/Local + Sync: KeePass and Sticky Password

 

[HarborFront]

In my opinion:

Cloud: 1Password and Bitwarden
Local/Local + Sync: KeePass and Sticky Password

1Password for android has trackers
KeePass has no android app

 

[Andrew3000]

1Password for android has trackers
KeePass has no android app

There are many forks of KeePass available.
For Android: KeePassDX.

1Password has no trackers: εxodus

 

[HarborFront]

For those who want to use Enpass PM here's the latest detailed review

Enpass Review 2024: Is It a Good Password Manager?

Is Enpass the best password manager for you? Is it safe and secure? How well will it protect your computer? Does it work well on mobile or just desktops? Find out all of this and more in this in-depth review of Enpass.

www.safetydetectives.com

 

[HarborFront]

There are many forks of KeePass available.
For Android: KeePassDX.

1Password has no trackers: εxodus

KeePass for Windows interface looks dated. Can sync between KeePass and KeePassDX?

That Exodus site is showing an earlier version of the android app. The latest version v8.9.13 shows tracker by ClassyShark3xodus

 

[Andrew3000]

KeePass for Windows interface looks dated. Can sync between KeePass and KeePassDX?

That Exodus site is showing an earlier version of the android app. The latest version shows trackers by ClassyShark3xodus


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For windows, I suggest KeePassXC is more modern. The KeePassXC database can be opened by KeePassDX and vice versa without any problems. It can also be opened from KeeWeb and others fork

 

[Scirious]

Been using Enpass with local sync and it just works. Plus I got a lifetime license.

 

[ForgottenSeer 76546]

Don't forget Keeper sued a journalist for disclosing a vulnerability.

Security firm Keeper sues news reporter over vulnerability story

The vulnerability was fixed, but Keeper now demands that the allegedly defamatory article is pulled offline.

www.zdnet.com

 

[marcopaone]

1Password ftw

 

[codswollip]

What an absurd bunch of apps. Storing your passwords online is asking for trouble. If it's not your cloud, they're no longer your passwords. Encryption is never quite what it's made out to be.

 

[HarborFront]

What an absurd bunch of apps. Storing your passwords online is asking for trouble. If it's not your cloud, they're no longer your passwords. Encryption is never quite what it's made out to be.

Some of them do have offline storage

 

[zkSnark]

Don't forget Keeper sued a journalist for disclosing a vulnerability.

Security firm Keeper sues news reporter over vulnerability story

The vulnerability was fixed, but Keeper now demands that the allegedly defamatory article is pulled offline.

www.zdnet.com

Any update on what happened to the lawsuit?

 

[I Walk MY Way]

No news on a out come so Lawsuit was dropped or the settled out of Court..

 

[ForgottenSeer 76546]

Any update on what happened to the lawsuit?

 

[R2D2]

I've used all of these with the exception of Avira. Norton claims to be a full password manager but with that company changing hands ever so frequently I really wonder how committed the new owners will be to consumer data security. I'd give rank 1 to 1PW and #2 to Dashlane with 3rd to Bitwarden solely on ease of use and for their family/noob friendly nature. Admit it, most don't have a family full of nerds. At least I dont. Dashlane uses Argon2 in their KDF, not PBKDF2 like the others. Password Boss and Sticky Password are at #4, both with lifetime subs.

Keepass/KeepassXC is strictly for nerds. I exclude Enpass (life time subs) but I am concerned about the app's vulnerabilities. The last code audit was done AFAIK in 2019-20. No idea if these guys have worked on hardening the app post those findings. You can read more on their user forums.

Currently use BW, 1PW but with backups/archives in Sticky Password, Password Boss and Keepass. Yes, I am concerned that one day these cloud PMs will cut off access to my data.

On an aside I use Authy, Raivo OTP, 2FAS and Aegis on both Android and iOS just to be sure I never lose my 2FA tokens even if my device is lost or breaks down.

 

[ddave]

I use Bitwarden for my personal passwords and i use KeePassXC for "my job" passwords.
I like Bitwarden because is open-source and the free version has everything i need.
I use KeePassXC because is open-source, like Bitwarden, and for my job i don't need to have all my password synchronized so i left the database on my computer.