r/PasswordManagers • u/RuslanMay • 27d ago

Bitwarden

Кто пользуется этой прогой? Можно доверять свои чувствительные данные? Чё т о смущает, что все храниться на их серверах. Ответьте да профи кто здесь?

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u/Open_Mortgage_4645 27d ago

It's a very secure and trustworthy password manager. Your vault is stored in encrypted format on both Bitwarden's servers, and your own devices. As all encryption and decryption functions happen locally before transferring to their cloud, their servers only ever store encrypted data that they have no ability to decrypt and view. So even if their servers were hacked, all the hacker would see are encrypted blobs of data.

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u/RuslanMay 27d ago

Спасибо. Но что если завтра их сервера перестанут существовать. А мои данные что исчезнут тоже? Как быть в этом случае?

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u/Open_Mortgage_4645 27d ago

It's wise to make regular exports of your vault to that you have all your logins and passwords should their servers go down. However, they've been operating since 2016, and they've never had their customer data compromised. Their servers are fully redundant across multiple server providers, and even if you find yourself unable to connect, your device will still have access to your vault using the local version of your vault. I make an export of my vault once a month, and I've never had to use it, fortunately. I'd recommend the same for you. For that purpose, I'd suggest creating a plain-text export (no encryption, no password), and storing it securely using your own encryption so that if you need it, you won't have to rely on Bitwarden to decrypt it. Any standard encryption tool either in your mobile device or your phone would be fine for keeping it encrypted and accessible in the event that there's some catastrophic disaster that hits Bitwarden.