Best Password Managers For Linux Users

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This list ranks password managers based on security features, ease of use, cross-platform support, and integration capabilities.

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Best 1 Bitwarden
Bitwarden

Bitwarden is a highly secure, open-source password manager that offers a compelling free tier and inexpensive premium plans. Its transparent architecture has been independently audited. It supports un...

9.2 Excellent
2 LastPass
LastPass

LastPass is one of the most widely recognized password managers, offering a generous free tier that syncs across all device types. It provides core features like password generation, secure sharing, a...

9.2 Excellent
3 KeePass
KeePass

KeePass is a free, open-source, and highly secure password manager that stores data locally in an encrypted database. Its power lies in its flexibility and vast plugin ecosystem. However, it lacks bui...

8.9 Very Good
4 1Password
1Password

1Password is a premium password manager renowned for its exceptional security design and polished user experience. It uses a Secret Key combined with your master password for robust encryption. For fa...

8.7 Very Good
5 Dashlane
Dashlane

Dashlane distinguishes itself with a strong focus on proactive security and identity protection. Beyond standard password management, it includes a built-in VPN for all premium users, continuous dark...

8.5 Very Good
6 Pass
Pass

Pass is a command-line password manager for Linux, macOS, and Windows. It uses GPG encryption to store passwords securely in a hierarchy of directories. Pass supports SSH key authentication and can be...

8.1 Very Good
7 Gnome Keyring
Gnome Keyring

Gnome Keyring is a built-in password manager for GNOME desktop environments. It securely stores passwords and other secrets, integrates seamlessly with Gnome applications, and supports various encrypt...

7.9 Good
8 RoboForm
RoboForm

RoboForm is a veteran in the password management space, praised for its exceptional form-filling capabilities and reliability. It uses strong AES-256 encryption and offers a robust free version for a...

7.2 Good
9 Enpass
Enpass

Enpass takes a unique approach by storing your encrypted data locally on your device by default. You can choose your own cloud service (like iCloud, Dropbox, or WebDAV) for syncing, or sync locally ov...

7.2 Good
10 JabRef
JabRef

JabRef is primarily a bibliography manager but also functions as a password manager. It supports Linux, Windows, and macOS and offers features like tagging, searching, and exporting references. JabRef...

7.0 Good
11 KeepassXC
KeepassXC

KeepassXC is a free, open-source password manager that supports cross-platform use. It securely stores and manages login credentials, passwords, and other sensitive information using strong encryption...

6.8 Fair
12 PasswordBox
PasswordBox

PasswordBox is a password manager that supports Linux, Windows, macOS, and mobile devices. It offers strong encryption, two-factor authentication, and features like form filling and secure notes. Pass...

6.8 Fair

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