Who is Passbolt designed for?
Passbolt is built for teams. Passwords are shared through user groups and permissions, and secrets are encrypted with OpenPGP so the server cannot…
Passbolt provides a self-hosted vault for sharing and auditing passwords without a cloud subscription.
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| Requirement | Passbolt | Bitwarden | Vaultwarden | AliasVault |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Architecture | x86 + ARM | x86 + ARM | x86 + ARM | x86 + ARM |
| Min hardware | Not stated | 200 MB RAM · 1 GB | Not stated | 1 vCPU · 1 GB RAM · 16 GB |
| Price | Free + Pro | Free + Premium | Free | Free |
| Containers | 2 (app, MariaDB) | 1 (app only) | 1 (app only) | 1 (app only) |
| Database | MariaDB | SQLite | SQLite | PostgreSQL |
| Runtime | PHP | .NET | Rust | .NET |
| Install options | Docker + Linux | Docker only | Docker only | Docker only |
| Clients | iOSAndroidmacOSWindows | iOSAndroidmacOSWindowsLinux | iOSAndroidmacOSWindowsLinux | iOSAndroid |
Passbolt is built for teams. Passwords are shared through user groups and permissions, and secrets are encrypted with OpenPGP so the server cannot…
Yes. Passbolt uses a browser extension for Chrome, Firefox and Edge to encrypt and decrypt passwords on your device, and it also has mobile apps.
Yes. Passbolt uses email for user invitations and account recovery, so you need to give it a working SMTP server.
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