How Bitwarden Secures Your Data
Bitwarden uses client-side zero-knowledge encryption, meaning the company cannot see its users' data.

Bitwarden uses client-side zero-knowledge encryption, meaning the company cannot see its users' data. The platform protects your data using AES-CBC 256-bit end-to-end encryption and generates security keys through PBKDF2 SHA-256 or Argon2id.
You can also use the built-in Send feature to securely share end-to-end encrypted text messages and files with other people. More than 80,000 businesses and over 15 million users across 180 countries currently rely on Bitwarden for their needs. The company was founded in 2016 and is headquartered in Santa Barbara, California.
A published customer-satisfaction report ranked Bitwarden first among all the password managers it evaluated. GitHub hosts the open-source codebases that power the server, mobile apps, and computer clients created by Bitwarden. Bitwarden Secrets Manager helps DevOps, developers, and cybersecurity teams securely centralize and manage secrets. Bitwarden Passwordless.dev provides an API framework designed to reduce the complexity of implementing passkeys in applications. Users can run the platform locally or utilize a free cloud-hosted synchronization service based in Europe or the US.
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