Best self-hosted Password Managers apps

A password manager allows users to store, generate, and manage their passwords for local applications and online services.

7 open source Password Managers tools you host on your own server — with full control of your data and no per-user cost.

Vaultwarden

★ 62,731

Vaultwarden is a lightweight Bitwarden-compatible server written in Rust that even runs on a Raspberry Pi. It's the most popular way to self-host a password manager, with all the official Bitwarden apps and extensions working.

Password Managers GPL-3.0

Bitwarden

★ 19,265

Password manager with a webapp, browser extension, and mobile app.

Password Managers AGPL-3.0

Passbolt

★ 5,985

Collaborative password manager.

Password Managers AGPL-3.0

AliasVault

★ 2,862

End-to-end encrypted password manager with a built-in email alias generator and server.

Password Managers MIT

Teampass

★ 1,790

Password manager dedicated for managing passwords in a collaborative way. One symmetric key is used to encrypt all shared/team passwords and stored server side in a file and the database. works on any server Apache, MySQL and PHP.

Password Managers GPL-3.0

PassIt

Simple password manage with sharing features by group and user, but no administration interface.

Password Managers AGPL-3.0

Psono

Password manager for companies.

Password Managers Apache-2.0

Frequently asked questions

What are the best self-hosted Password Managers tools?

Among the 7 options, the most popular include Vaultwarden, Bitwarden, Passbolt. Compare license, platform and popularity in the list below.

Is there a free open source alternative for Password Managers?

Yes — all 7 tools on this page are open source and you run them on your own server, with no monthly fee.

Where can I host a Password Managers app?

On a home server (homelab) or a cheap VPS from ~€4/mo. See the suggestions on this page.