Bitwarden Teams and Enterprise

Bitwarden, Inc. is headquartered in Santa Barbara, California, and was founded in 2016. It develops an open source password manager and says it serves over 80,000 businesses in more than 180 countries. The problem addressed is weak, reused and unmanaged credentials across company accounts.

Bitwarden Teams and Enterprise let organisations store, share and autofill logins, passwords and passkeys from a central admin console. Enterprise adds SSO, SCIM and directory sync, self-hosting and Access Intelligence for credential risk, while Privileged Controls add credential leasing and rotation.

• Vault sharing: Least-privilege sharing of logins, passwords and passkeys across teams.
• SSO and provisioning: SSO, directory sync and SCIM with an existing identity provider.
• Policies and logs: Enterprise policies, event logs and reporting.
• Access Intelligence: Credential risk analysis with remediation.
• Privileged Controls: Time-bound credential leasing, automated rotation and access rules.
• Hosting options: Bitwarden Cloud or self-hosted on-premises or private cloud.

A Vietnamese e-commerce or agency team can share marketing and admin accounts with per-collection access and event logs. A company with a data-residency policy can self-host the Enterprise edition. IT can enforce SSO and policies across a growing SME workforce.

Teams plan is listed at 4 USD per user per month and Enterprise at 6 USD, with a trial offered. Open source code and third-party audits support trust. Self-hosting is available on Enterprise. Directory sync and SCIM reduce manual onboarding and offboarding.

Password managers with passkey support are becoming a baseline control for companies adopting MFA and passwordless sign-in. In Vietnam and Southeast Asia, SMEs adopting SaaS tools need low-cost ways to stop password reuse and share accounts safely.

Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Santa Barbara, California. Parent of 8bit Solutions LLC; products include Password Manager, Secrets Manager and Passwordless.dev. The company says it serves over 15 million users.