Password manager reviews

1Password combines best-in-class security with the most polished apps on every platform. Travel Mode, Watchtower alerts and best-in-class family sharing make it our default recommendation for most people.

Bitwarden is fully open source, audited, and its free plan covers unlimited devices — something no rival matches. Premium at $10/year adds 2FA, emergency access and 1GB storage.

Proton Pass

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Best privacy password manager

91/100

From the makers of Proton Mail, Proton Pass pairs Swiss privacy law with a superb free plan and SimpleLogin email-alias integration. The natural pick inside the Proton ecosystem.

Dashlane pairs a genuinely lovely interface with a built-in VPN and strong phishing protection. Pricey, but the smoothest onboarding for non-technical users who want everything in one app.

From the NordVPN team, NordPass uses next-gen XChaCha20 encryption, includes a data-breach scanner, and is frequently discounted to ~$1.50/month. A smart pick for NordVPN households.

Keeper sells security-first: SOC 2 + ISO 27001, encrypted messaging (KeeperChat), secure file storage and deep admin controls. Premium add-ons raise the price, but businesses get what they pay for.

RoboForm

Veteran form-filler, cheapest premium

82/100

RoboForm has filled forms since 2000 and still does it best. Premium costs under $24/year — the cheapest paid plan here — with solid sharing and a capable free tier.

Enpass stores your vault locally or on your own cloud — no Enpass servers hold your data. One-time lifetime licenses replace subscriptions, and Wi-Fi sync keeps everything fully offline.

Zoho Vault's free tier covers unlimited passwords for up to 5 users — the only genuinely free team plan here. Inside the Zoho ecosystem it's a no-brainer for small businesses.

Apple's free Passwords app (iOS 18/macOS Sequoia and later) syncs passkeys, logins and 2FA codes across iPhone, iPad and Mac. Zero cost, zero setup — if you live inside Apple's walls.

Built into every Android phone and Chrome browser, Google Password Manager is free, supports passkeys, and now offers on-device encryption. Good enough that many people need nothing else.

TotalPass

Solid bundle pick with antivirus

72/100

TotalPass (from TotalAV) bundles a capable password manager with antivirus and VPN at aggressive intro prices. A pragmatic all-in-one if you were buying antivirus anyway.