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Secure collaborative password manager for teams, self‑hosted
Passbolt lets teams store, organize, and share passwords with end‑to‑end encryption, user‑owned keys, and audit‑ready policies, all deployable on‑premise without telemetry.
Passbolt is a security‑first password manager designed for teams that need to store, organize, and share credentials safely. It uses end‑to‑end encryption with user‑owned secret keys, ensuring that only authorized users can decrypt passwords. The platform is audited regularly and all findings are published, providing transparency and trust.
The solution can be self‑hosted on any server that supports PHP, including air‑gapped environments for highly regulated sectors. Teams access secrets through official browser extensions for Chrome‑based browsers, Firefox, and Edge, as well as mobile apps on iOS and Android, and a CLI tool for automation. A pre‑alpha desktop application is also available. Because Passbolt does not collect telemetry, organizations retain full control over their data and privacy compliance.
When teams consider Passbolt, these hosted platforms usually appear on the same shortlist.
Looking for a hosted option? These are the services engineering teams benchmark against before choosing open source.
Secure credential sharing across devops teams
Engineers access shared service accounts without exposing passwords to admins.
Air‑gapped internal network password vault
Critical infrastructure credentials stored on an isolated server, complying with regulatory mandates.
Compliance‑ready audit trails for password changes
Security auditors retrieve immutable logs of who accessed or modified each secret.
Integrating password retrieval into CI pipelines via CLI
Automated scripts fetch secrets securely during builds, eliminating hard‑coded credentials.
Passbolt Community Edition is free under the AGPL‑3.0 license; commercial editions add extra features and support.
Yes, the API can be installed on any server that meets the PHP requirements and can run in air‑gapped environments.
Official extensions exist for Chrome‑based browsers, Firefox, and Edge.
Each user holds a secret key; passwords are encrypted client‑side and stored only in encrypted form.
Send details to security@passbolt.com; public disclosure follows a responsible process.
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