Not sure I understand why you’d want to self host a password manager. Bitwarden has never been breached AFAIK. How is it better or safer to keep if self hosted?

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The code is as good as bitwardens, and even better, everyone can see the code to review it’s vulnerabilities and fix them.

What is a major factor is you’re far less likely to be of interest to a hacker. So whilst crunching numbers to crack bitwarden encryption may make some sense…it makes absolutely zero sense to spend that time to hack mine.

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Have there been audits if vaultearden code? Or comparison with bitwarden code? Otherwise I am curious on what do you base that code is as good as bitwarden?

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Yeah it sounds pretty appealing. I think I’ll make the switch when my bitwarden sub runs out

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