European Alternatives to Bitwarden

Uniqkey is a Danish password manager designed for team and enterprise environments. The platform enables employees to generate secure passwords and safely store or share credentials. Administrative teams gain complete visibility over user data and access permissions for troubleshooting and security management.

Hypervault is a Belgian password management solution. They provide a browser extension for Chrome to manage credentials.

pCloud Pass is a Swiss password manager featuring encrypted password storage, cross-device synchronization, and one-click autofill for login forms.

Password Depot is a German enterprise password manager. Users can choose their preferred storage location for sensitive data including passwords and documents—options include local device storage, company server infrastructure, USB drives, or any combination. Access is available through smartphone applications and a web interface.

Proton Pass is a Swiss password manager that is open-source and independently audited. The service uses end-to-end encryption consistent with other Proton products. Features include secure password generation, cross-device autofill, password vault sharing, and encrypted notes. The platform also functions as an identity management service with email alias generation to protect your primary email address.

Passbolt is an open-source password manager headquartered in Luxembourg. Mobile applications are available for Android and iOS, with browser extensions supporting Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Brave.

heylogin is a German password manager that eliminates the need for a master password. Users authenticate by confirming login requests on their smartphone or using a FIDO2 security key. This approach simplifies usage for non-technical users who simply approve requests on their authentication device.