Further, end-users need to learn how to use the app, how share passwords, etc. Optimally they need two apps, desktop app + browser addin and they need some configuration, like MFA enrollment and other before they are as I want them (I'd hope policies could do more here).

But they are a PITA when deploying to end-users. Password managers are 'just' a small utility, something to secure passwords with instead of saving in browser etc. Pricing after negotiations was 18% advantage Bitwarden Directory sync on Bitwarden was an installed app, which also wasn't worth it for me. So feature-wise advantage Bitwarden, but for me SSO was not meaningful. Single-Sign on only tested for Bitwarden since 1Password does not support Google Workspace. Bitwarden is generally more simpler and have a advantage of a slightly less cluttered user interfaceĮnterprise polices did none of the competitors make me happy. User experience on all platforms gives both 1Password and Bitwarden a good experience. Onboarding and usage easy for me but the end users will probably find it confusing and will need both assistance and education unfortunately. IPhone & Android - App (android not tested)

Windows & Mac - desktop app + Chrome extension There are already many articles comparing these two, but feature and quality-wise they seem to improve pretty fast and so I was doing a 2022 compare.įor me, it's a very tight race between the two. So, I need to roll out a password manager for our organization and comparing Bitwarden Enterprise and 1Password Business.

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