bitwarden_rs VS Passbolt

Bitwarden (Not officialy version), A password manager, provides browser extensions and clients on all platforms.

- use trusted images (for bitwarden i'm using bitwarden_rs , an unofficial Bitwarden server implementation written in Rust

Bitwarden-rs

If you're okay with a third party solution, bitwarden_rs is a much lighter version of bitwarden that can run in docker

I have some loaded into my self-hosted Bitwarden RS, but that's definitely not my primary.

You can self-host this unofficial version https://github.com/dani-garcia/bitwarden_rs if you prefer. maybe not worth $10/month of your time amortized to set up, but it has been fire-and-forget for me.

My kids have started accumulating more passwords than they can memorize (and their memorized passwords were terrible), so I wanted a family password manager. I considered using "1password for familes" which I have access to for free from my day job, but if/when I leave the company then I'll have to go back to paying for it. So far I greatly prefer the experience of bitwarden over 1password. I use the web vault, the native mac app, and the linux command line app (through a janky homegrown dmenu/xclip shell script), and I have no complaints at all.

I only use the self hosted version BitWardenRS so I'm not familiar with the paid version. Mine was installed as a HomeAssistant add-on, but I've also seen this Docker versionA which I think the HA addon was based on - it was some time ago but I remember watching Frenck create it back when he did live streams.

There's no paid plan if you self-host Bitwarden_rs :^) (most people won't though)

bitwarden_rs don't provide any stand-alone binaries. You would need to build your own by looking at the build process in this docker file or write a script to download the docker image and extract the built binary.

Passbolt for passwords (backed up to KeepassX files)

Have you checked out Passbolt? Its open source built for teams and organisations. Supports asymmetric end-to-end encryption, based on OpenPGP. Its on-prem or you can host it in cloud. You can either opt for the Pro/Enterprise version or the free community edition depending on what you need.

Try Passbolt, you can install it for free on-prem.

Today I present Passbolt, the free, self hosted, open source password manager for teams! Most free password managers like Bitwarden are built for individuals, instead of teams, but not Passbolt! Now you can securely share passwords and other encrypted data with friends, family or co-workers thanks to granular permissions, built in auditing and access logging. Just because it’s free doesn’t mean it isn’t full featured tho! Passbolt has all the features that paid solutions do like secure password sharing, email notifications, MFA (Yubikey) support and of course browser plugins for autofilling usernames and passwords. The free community version provides 90% of the functionality, but things like LDAP provisioning and SSO with Azure are reserved for the paid, hosted plans. Overall this is an excellent solution for bootstrapped startups, small businesses or even families that have to manage passwords across several users.

I don't have anything to do with this particular app - but came across this the other day. Its specifically built for managing credentials across an org. https://www.passbolt.com/

Take a look at passbolt.