Ranking updated
Best password manager apps in 2026
For most people Bitwarden is the free pick: unlimited passwords and passkeys on unlimited devices in an end-to-end encrypted vault, with no ads. Proton Pass is also free on all devices, open source, and adds email aliases and 2FA codes. 1Password is the polished paid option for families and teams, with a 14-day free trial. Apple Passwords is already on your iPhone and syncs to Windows.
How we picked: a password manager has to encrypt your vault, autofill logins on phone and computer, and say plainly what is free. We checked each app’s own App Store description and whether it lists Ukrainian in the UA App Store.
The best free password manager
Bitwarden stores unlimited passwords and passkeys across unlimited devices for free, with end-to-end encryption, no ads and no selling of data; Premium adds advanced features. Proton Pass, from the team behind Proton Mail, is open source, end-to-end encrypted, protected by Swiss privacy law and free forever on all your devices.
Beyond passwords: 2FA, aliases and documents
Proton Pass generates 2FA codes, creates email aliases to hide your real address and watches for data breaches. 1Password fills forms and payment details and keeps passports, ID cards, software licences and private notes. Apple Passwords sets up verification codes and warns when a saved password shows up in a data leak.
Sharing with family and a team
1Password shares logins, cards and documents with the people who need them and helps a family member who gets locked out recover access. Proton Pass shares passwords, cards and notes with trusted contacts and lets you revoke access any time. Bitwarden has Teams and Enterprise plans with SSO and self-hosting. Apple Passwords uses shared password groups.
Ukrainian in the interface
Bitwarden and Proton Pass list Ukrainian among their interface languages in the UA App Store. 1Password and Apple Passwords do not list it there.
Which one to choose
Pick Bitwarden for a free vault on every device. Pick Proton Pass if you also want email aliases and built-in 2FA. Pick 1Password for a family or team that shares a lot. If you only use Apple devices and a Windows PC, Apple Passwords may be all you need.
| App | Best for | Platforms | Price | Free on unlimited devices |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BitwardenApp StoreGoogle Play | free vault for everyone, teams too | iOS, Android, any device | free, Premium adds features | yes |
| Proton PassApp StoreGoogle Play | privacy, email aliases, 2FA codes | iOS, Android, browser | free forever | yes |
| 1PasswordApp StoreGoogle Play | families, sharing, documents | iOS, Android, desktop, browser | 14-day free trial, then a plan | no |
| Apple PasswordsApp Store | iPhone users, built in | Apple devices, Windows | free, built in | Apple devices and Windows |
Frequently asked questions
What is the best free password manager?
Bitwarden and Proton Pass both store unlimited passwords on unlimited devices for free with end-to-end encryption. Proton Pass adds email aliases and 2FA codes on the free plan.
Is the built-in Apple Passwords app enough?
For Apple devices and Windows, often yes: it autofills passwords and passkeys, sets up 2FA codes, warns about leaked passwords and shares through groups. It syncs to other Apple devices and Windows.
Is 1Password free?
No. 1Password offers a 14-day free trial, then a paid plan for you, your family or your business.