The best password managers to use in 2026

Last updated: Jan 22, 2026
Based on: 106 reviews
Products considered: 60

Password managers—aka credential vaults—securely store and autofill logins, 2FA, and secrets, helping individuals and teams protect accounts, share access, and stay compliant.

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Dashlane Password Manager

anchor the field with polished autofill, cross-device sync, and secure sharing. 1Password wins on team workflows and 2FA handling; Bitwarden appeals with open-source transparency and a generous free tier; Dashlane emphasizes zero-knowledge security, passkeys, and breach monitoring—suiting individuals, families, and businesses balancing usability, cost, and advanced protections.

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Multifactor blends zero-trust sharing with AI agent logins, offering link-based access, instant revocation, and cryptographically signed audits—ideal for teams delegating credentials without exposure. For EU-focused organizations,

centralizes access, autofills 2FA, and monitors shadow IT for compliance. Developers preferring terminals can opt for

, a CLI manager emphasizing strong encryption and streamlined credential operations.

UniqkeyStay secure. Stay compliant. Protect every login. 9mo ago

VantaA secure and user-friendly CLI password manager7mo ago

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