Bitwarden vs Zoho Vault

2022. Open source password manager Bitwarden raises $100M



Open-source password manager Bitwarden has successfully secured a $100 million funding round. Bitwarden operates in a competitive market that includes established players like 1Password, which recently achieved a valuation of $6.8 billion following a $620 million funding round, and LastPass, which recently returned to independence after being acquired by private equity firms two years ago. In essence, Bitwarden and similar solutions simplify the process of generating strong, difficult-to-guess passwords automatically. These password managers enable users to securely store their passwords in a digital vault, helping them avoid the common practice of reusing predictable passwords across multiple online accounts.


2019. Zoho introduced new Zoho Vault mobile apps for iOS and Android



Zoho is proud to announce the launch of our redesigned iOS and Android apps for Zoho Vault, our password manager. The latest version introduces a host of exciting new features, including a fresh and intuitive user interface (UI), in-app account upgrades, and a sleek dark mode. The revamped UI combines aesthetics with functionality, making password management simpler and more efficient than ever before. With just a few clicks, you can now save and share passwords for over 300 popular websites effortlessly. Additionally, the new dark mode option enhances visual comfort during usage. The autofill experience has also been significantly improved, offering a streamlined, faster, and more efficient process. We have enhanced key features to ensure secure autofill across a wider range of websites and applications, eliminating the need to constantly click "Forgot password." Say goodbye to password-related hassles and enjoy a seamless password management experience with Zoho Vault.


2018. Zoho Vault adds Autofill Passwords and Siri Shortcuts



Zoho Vault has introduced a new feature with the release of iOS 12, enabling users to conveniently autofill usernames and passwords on Safari and other third-party apps. This update offers Zoho Vault users a seamless login experience across their regular applications while maintaining a high level of security. Furthermore, users can now utilize Siri Shortcuts to access their stored passwords in Zoho Vault by creating personalized phrases.


2017. Zoho Vault offers free option for LastPass users



LastPass has recently increased the price of its premium subscription for individual users, raising it from $12 to $24 per year. Alongside this change, certain features that were previously available in the free plan have been removed. Zoho, seeing an opportunity, is offering an enticing alternative for business users of LastPass. Users who switch to Zoho Vault are being offered a one-year free subscription to the Professional Edition for teams, as well as a FREE forever plan for personal use. Zoho also provides a seamless tool that simplifies the process of importing data from LastPass to Zoho Vault, requiring just a few steps. Zoho Vault serves as an online password manager designed for both individuals and teams. It boasts an intuitive user interface, advanced sharing features, seamless integration with third-party platforms, native iOS and Android mobile apps, and browser extensions for Chrome, Safari, and Firefox. With a strong focus on security and data privacy, Zoho Vault aims to provide a comprehensive and reliable solution for managing passwords and ensuring online security.


2015. Password manager Zoho Vault allows users to sign-up from Android devices



Online password management software, Zoho Vault, has introduced several new features. The Android app for Zoho Vault has been updated to enable users to sign up directly from their devices. This means that users can easily create a personal or organizational account and begin using Zoho Vault on their Android devices. To enhance security, administrators now have the ability to impose restrictions on user access to Vault based on their IP addresses. Moreover, the recent update allows users to choose an existing chamber for importing secrets, eliminating the need to manually add each secret to a chamber after importing. Additionally, users can now effortlessly change the type of secrets, such as from Windows to Unix, without the previous requirement of deleting and recreating the entire secret.


2014. Zoho Vault Browser Extensions enable secure auto-login to websites and applications



Zoho has enhanced its online password manager, Zoho Vault, by integrating browser extensions for Chrome and Firefox. These extensions are specifically designed to streamline your daily password management tasks and automatic login activities. By installing and deploying the Zoho Vault extension, you gain the ability to conveniently handle most password management operations directly from any website you're on. This eliminates the need to navigate away from the site, access Zoho Vault separately, and then return to the site just to create or manage your passwords. With the browser extension, you can now stay on the site and leverage its auto-fill and auto-login features directly from the website or application login page itself.