1Password vs Bitwarden Teams
1Password and Bitwarden Teams are both password manager software. 1Password is a commercial product from AgileBits. Bitwarden Teams is a commercial product from Bitwarden, Inc.
Which to pick
- Pick 1Password when
- A business wants a polished password manager staff will actually use, with SSO, provisioning and developer secret tools.
- Pick Bitwarden Teams when
- A team wants an audited, open-source password manager at a low per-user price, optionally self-hosted.
Side by side
A password manager for individuals, families and businesses, storing passwords, passkeys, secrets and documents, with sharing vaults and admin controls.
Bitwarden's business plan: an open-source password manager with shared collections, user groups, event logs and an optional self-hosted server.
No free tier and no self-hosting; it costs more per user than Bitwarden.
The interface is plainer than 1Password, and SSO and some policies need the Enterprise plan.
Production-ready (both)
Cloud service, desktop app, mobile app and browser extension
Cloud service, self-hosted server, desktop app, mobile app and browser extension
Not published
C#, .NET and TypeScript
Closed source, sold by AgileBits
Closed source, sold by Bitwarden, Inc.
Closed source: you use it under the maker's terms and cannot change or resell the code. (both)
2.4k Wikipedia readers a month on phones
2.3k Wikipedia readers a month on phones
Other comparisons
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Both sides were judged on 2026-11-03 from makers' descriptions, Wikipedia, READMEs and GitHub data. License, age and popularity lines are worked out directly.