Passwarden encrypts your passwords and data with AES-256 (in GCM mode) and EC p-384 client-side encryption protocols.

In Passwarden, a password Vault is a secure storage area where users can hold their personal information, including passwords, logins, credentials, payment info, etc. To add new items to a Vault, you can either enter it manually or import data in a bulk using the Migration feature. Learn more about how to work with Vaults.

In theory, one could store any kind of text information in Passwarden. However, for your convenience, we split all your items into the following categories:

• Account (password, login, software license, email account, WiFi password)
• Personal info (ID card, passport, driver’s license, contacts, SSN)
• Payments (credit/debit card, bank account)
• Secure notes 

Learn more about how to work with items in Passwarden.

2FA is a great way to secure your Passwarden account from unauthorized access. There are different types of two-factor authentication available in Passwarden, all can be viewed and configured in your User Office. This also includes biometric verification (currently available on iOS, macOS, and Android).

Learn more about how to enable two-factor authentication.

Yes, you can use biometric verification instead of entering your master password. Biometric verification is available on iOS, macOS, and Android.

For now, the Autofill feature is available for the following platforms:

• iOS
• Android
• Chrome
• Edge
• Firefox

Our secure password manager reliably encrypts all your data with the AES-256 and EC p-384 encryption protocols. Also, Passwarden implements client-side end to end encryption. It means only encrypted data leaves your device. For more information, check out the Security page.

Passwarden generates random encryption keys on your device and encrypts them using your Master Password. These keys are reliably stored on your device and never leave it without being encrypted.

No, Passwarden is a proprietary application. It means Passwarden keeps the encryption technologies, authentication algorithm, and cryptographic keys management private. You can find more information here.

Email password is a vital part of your online security. Creating strong passwords and changing them continuously is extremely important for keeping you and your data safe.

If you need to change or recover your email password, check out this step-by-step guide on how to update Google, Outlook, and Yahoo email passwords and get back into your account with no hassle!

Tired of forgetting passwords? Well, Passwarden by KeepSolid is at your disposal! Keep all your passwords and other valuable data safe and at arm’s reach with our encrypted password storage.

No. Our apps don't have access to your GPS location at all. In addition, as per our no-log policy, we do not log your IP addresses together with your account details.

Security Dashboard is a proprietary feature of Passwarden. In short, it can check your passwords for weaknesses and vulnerabilities, as well as monitor the internet (including the Dark Web) to see if any of your data (passwords, email addresses, etc.) emerge in leaked databases, data hacks, or are otherwise compromised.