5 password managers you should use instead of LastPass
- Tired of security scares? Ditch LastPass and switch to a password manager you can actually trust.
By Karandeep Singh — August 17, 2025
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Bitwarden is my default recommendation to anyone looking for a reliable password manager. It has everything you’d expect from an app built to handle your most sensitive data. Its free tier is one of the most generous out there, it’s available across platforms, and it even offers self-hosting if you’re feeling adventurous. The premium individual plan costs just $10 a year — an easy recommendation for the extras it brings.
Even if you stick with Bitwarden’s own servers for storage, you know your data is safe because it’s open source and independently audited. Plus, migrating your data from LastPass is a breeze using the included tools. The interface might not be as slick as its pricier alternatives, but it’s perfectly functional, and its safety upsides far outweigh any minor aesthetic caveats.
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I agree.
What more needs to be said?
One “feature” that’s a negative is that if you rerun an import, then you’ll gt duplicates. With no easy way to delete except one at a time.
Argh!
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