Talk to us at /r/KeePassium on Reddit, on Twitter and GitHub. The 'commercial' part, in turn, gives you: Here, 'open source' is the transparency you need from a password manager.

KeePassium is a commercial open source app. This app does not collect any personal data.

View deleted groups and entries (Recycle Bin).

View time-based one-time passwords (TOTP).

Read and write all database formats (kdb, kdbx3, kdbx4 - including Argon2/ChaCha20).

This way, KeePassium knows only about few specific databases, not your whole server. Should a password manager have full access to your corporate file server? Of course not! All the networking is automatically performed by the original storage provider app.

WebDAV and SFTP (via a third-party app).

By integrating with the Files app, KeePassium supports almost all storage providers, including:

There is no setup: pick your database through the familiar Files interface - and that's it. KeePassium can work both offline and with your favorite cloud provider.

Peace of mind - feel free to check our source code, it's open.

Attached files - passport scans and server keys, always with you.

Multiple databases - to share passwords with your team or family.

YubiKey support - protect your data with a hardware key.

Password AutoFill - login to any service in a few taps.

Automatic sync - keep your database in your favorite cloud or offline.

It delivers the security of KeePass with a clean, easy to use interface.

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