Which Password Manager do you use in 2019?

[jerzy601]

I've been using Bitwarden for some time and I'm happy with it so far, there are no problems with it.

 

[Tughlaq]

Keepass safe 2.4

 

[Lord Ami]

Bitwarden paid.

I just love the built-in OTP it offers. Handy and easy to use.
Of course with some accounts (be it email or whatever), I use stand-alone app (andOTP) where OTP is generated.
Wouldn't risk putting all the stuff (including account's own email's OTP generator) into Bitwarden. Even though it is secure, such things should be separated.

 

[Anker_by]

I still using Lastpass, and i will try Bitwarden

 

[Sunshine-boy]

if you can pay 1Password but if you cant Bitwarden.

 

[LoLs]

I use Sticky Password because its support local sync, i will not keep my password on cloud.

 

[Thales]

I am a BitWarden premium user because it is awesome and well designed!

 

[LDogg]

Still brain.exe.

~LDogg

 

[zzz00m]

Lastpass with 2FA seems OK, but a notepad txt file in a 7-zip encrypted (AES-256) folder is probably the safest.

 

[gerinho]

I'm a BitWarden user (free version) and happy with it; after some years using LastPass (also free), I guess it'a a better option.

Cheers

 

[Hollow]

Lastpass with 2FA seems OK, but a notepad txt file in a 7-zip encrypted (AES-256) folder is probably the safest.

I’ll consider your opinion but can’t use readily

 

[spaceoctopus]

Stickypassword for me. I find it to be very easy and efficient to use. It's also regularly updated.

 

[Nevi]

I also use Lastpass. I would like to try Bitwarden, but all the import export of files have done that I stay with LP.

 

[vinylmeister]

KeepassXC for me!

btw i would not use bitwarden due to security and privacy issues...

 

[DDE_Server]

Mcafee True key.free version
good option but a bit slow sometimes

 

[Arequire]

KeePass.
Less convenient having to essentially copy/paste passwords into forms but it's more secure doing so, thus I tolerate it.

 

[maximus]

I use Sticky Password.

 

[Iapepe]

RoboForm

 

[mike6688]

I switched from LastPass to MyKi a few months back. I quite like Myki and they're really good at responding to suggestions and support. You do need your phone with you to unlock the browser extensions though, and losing your phone means losing access to all your passwords of you don't have a backup. Other than that it works well, just a few times you have to keep re-sending the unlock request.

 

[lobo001]

Bitwarden, simple, free, open source and safe!