Secrets Manager FAQs

A: Bitwarden Secrets Manager offers a free subscription with unlimited secret storage and up to 2 users, 3 projects, and 3 machine accounts.

For teams and businesses, Bitwarden Secrets Manager offers Teams and Enterprise subscriptions featuring advanced business functionality like audit logs, directory and SCIM integrations, and enterprise policies.

Teams subscriptions start at $6 per month per user, with unlimited secrets, users, and projects, and up to 20 machine accounts. Enterprise subscriptions start at $12 per month per user, with unlimited secrets, users, and projects, and up to 50 machine accounts.

Learn more about Bitwarden Secrets Manager pricing and compare plans.

A: Enterprise organizations can self-host Bitwarden Secrets Manager alongside their existing self-hosted installations. If you haven't self-hosted Bitwarden before, use this guide to set yourself on the right track.

If you are already self-hosting an Enterprise Bitwarden organization and want to get access to Secrets Manager on that server:

1. Sign up for a Secrets Manager subscription in your cloud-hosted Bitwarden organization.

2. Update your self-hosted server to, at a minimum, 2023.10.0

3. Retrieve a new license file from your cloud-hosted organization and upload it to your self-hosted server.

A: Bitwarden offers Secrets Manager subscriptions for Free, Teams, and Enterprise organizations. If you have a Families plan and would like to use Bitwarden Secrets Manager, simply create a new Free organization and sign up for Secrets Manager following these steps.

A: You may submit questions via bitwarden.com/contact or ask the community.

A: Start a Secrets Manager enterprise trial to test a proof-of-concept and gain access to enterprise features like SSO and SCIM integrations, enterprise policies, self-hosting, event logs, and priority support. Sign-up for a for a free 7-day trial of Secrets Manager today.

A: Activating Secrets Manager requires an organization administrator. However, users may navigate to the Secrets Manager page on the web app and select the Try it now button. This will generate an email that you can send to your Administrator in order to request Secrets Manager access for yourself or your team.

A: Bitwarden Secrets Manager is built for developer teams to centrally store, manage, and deploy privileged secrets. Secrets Manager is tailored for infrastructure secrets and is supported only by the web app and CLI clients. If you are looking to help your employees manage their personal credentials, check out Bitwarden Password Manager.