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Bitwarden
An open-source password manager that stores and auto-fills credentials across all devices and browsers. It supports two-factor authentication, secure sharing, and self-hosting.
Why It’s Useful
It provides enterprise-grade password management for free without the privacy concerns of closed-source alternatives. The self-hosting option gives organizations complete control over their credential data.
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