Open source · Bitwarden compatible
One secure place for everything.
OneWarden keeps your passwords, passkeys, authenticator codes and secrets end-to-end encrypted — across every device, for you and your whole team.
- Open source
- Zero-knowledge encryption
- Self-hosted
Built on standards you already trust
- Open source
- Bitwarden compatible
- OIDC SSO
- Passkeys / WebAuthn
- Self-hosted
- Have I Been Pwned
Built for real life
More than a password manager.
Everything you need to protect your digital world — without slowing down your day.
Open by design
The source code is on GitHub — read it, audit it, self-host it. No black boxes between you and your secrets.
Works with Bitwarden apps
Use the official Bitwarden mobile and desktop apps, browser extensions, and CLI with your vault. Import and export with the Bitwarden format anytime.
Passkeys & two-step login
Sign in with passkeys (WebAuthn) and protect your account with two-step login via authenticator app, email, YubiKey, or Duo.
Built-in authenticator
Time-based one-time codes live right next to your logins, so verification codes are always one click away.
Organizations & collections
Share logins securely with your team or family using organizations and collections with flexible access control.
Single sign-on with OIDC
Connect your identity provider so everyone on your team signs in with the login they already trust.
Send
Share text and files through secure links that expire automatically — no vault account needed on the other side.
Emergency access
Name trusted contacts who can request access to your vault if something happens to you.
Every item type
Logins, cards, identities, and secure notes — plus SSH keys and file attachments. Everything has a place.
Privacy without compromise
Security you can see. Control you can feel.
Your data is encrypted on your device before it ever leaves it — not even the server can read your vault. Strong protection, zero-knowledge by design.
- End-to-end, zero-knowledge encryption
- Passkeys, two-step login & emergency access
- Exposed password alerts
- Self-host on your own infrastructure (local or S3-compatible storage)
One vault, many possibilities
Fits beautifully into your workflow.
Powerful enough for your infrastructure. Simple enough for everyone on your team.
Your whole life, protected.
Store logins, cards, identities, and private notes. Autofill with confidence and create impossible-to-guess passwords in one click.
Password generator and built-in authenticator codes
Passkeys for passwordless sign-in
Autofill in the browser extension
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Everything you need to know about compatibility, security, and getting started with OneWarden.
Is OneWarden compatible with Bitwarden?
Is OneWarden compatible with Bitwarden?
Yes. The official Bitwarden apps, browser extensions, and CLI connect to OneWarden, and you can import and export your vault in Bitwarden formats.
Can OneWarden read my passwords?
Can OneWarden read my passwords?
No. OneWarden is zero-knowledge and end-to-end encrypted: your vault is encrypted on your device, and we never see your passwords.
Can I self-host?
Can I self-host?
Yes. You can run OneWarden on your own infrastructure with local or S3-compatible attachment storage — your domain, your data.
Does it support passkeys?
Does it support passkeys?
Yes. You can store passkeys in your vault and sign in with WebAuthn. Two-step login is supported with an authenticator app, email, YubiKey, and Duo.
How do I share passwords with my team?
How do I share passwords with my team?
With organizations and collections you share selected items with your team, and members can sign in with single sign-on via OIDC.
What happens if I lose access?
What happens if I lose access?
Emergency access lets your trusted contacts request access to your vault, so you can recover it if you ever get locked out.
Is OneWarden open source?
Is OneWarden open source?
Yes. The source code is on GitHub under the MIT license — read it, audit it, and run OneWarden on your own servers.
Can I import from another password manager?
Can I import from another password manager?
Yes. OneWarden supports Bitwarden-compatible import and export, so bringing your existing vault with you takes minutes.
Make your next login your last weak one.
OneWarden is open source. Read the code, run it on your own servers, and bring your existing Bitwarden vault with you.