We don't have use a password manager for most users, but for those with access to many and varied accounts (like IT and anyone dealing with social media) we use VaultWarden, which is a FOSS re-implementation of BitWarden. We don't do any browser or AD integration though.
This is great! I didn't know this existed, but it looks like for self-hosting this is a much better solution than BitWarden proper (as it is lighter). This shall go on my synology.
VaultWarden is fantastic! It's super, super light and fast (Rust + sqlite) and happily runs on my Raspberry Pi 4 4GB in docker alongside 8 other containers. And if that wasn't good enough, all the 'premium' BitWarden features are also unlocked (organisations, etc.) in VaultWarden.
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We don't have use a password manager for most users, but for those with access to many and varied accounts (like IT and anyone dealing with social media) we use VaultWarden, which is a FOSS re-implementation of BitWarden. We don't do any browser or AD integration though.
This is great! I didn't know this existed, but it looks like for self-hosting this is a much better solution than BitWarden proper (as it is lighter). This shall go on my synology.
VaultWarden is fantastic! It's super, super light and fast (Rust + sqlite) and happily runs on my Raspberry Pi 4 4GB in docker alongside 8 other containers. And if that wasn't good enough, all the 'premium' BitWarden features are also unlocked (organisations, etc.) in VaultWarden.
Been running it for years with a mariadb database. It's rock solid and they keep up well with the mainline features.