

That alone justifies the BW Premium plan, in my book and the TOTP sharing is just sprinkles on top of the dessert. PC and Android) if you’re using their Apple-only solution. Good luck with capturing QR codes in multiple devices (e.g. You have to manually duplicate entering the passwords/information into BW. Storing passwords and credentials in Apple devices is equally problematic in that Apple does not offer a way to export anything from their iCloud Keychain or iCloud Passwords managers, locking you into their walled garden. Again, this is a lack of capability on the part of LastPass, not BitWarden. As far as I know, LP split their Authenticator product from their LP product, so the export and/or backup features of the Authenticator are where your focus should be for TOTP secrets.Īs for attachments/files, unless you can automate a person viewing an entry and then downloading the attached files (browser macro/scriptlets?) and then keeping track of which file needs to get re-attached to which entries in BitWarden, there’s going to be some work needed there. The same goes for Authy, one of the first TOTP managers. They have no interest in helping or supporting you leaving their walled garden for BitWarden (or any other password manager). This is entirely 100% a LastPass problem. Or is there any alternative method of migrating the data from lastpass that cannot be exported?

Has this changed at all in the last year does anyone know? The name of the saved item would be “my path/subfolder/title” instead of being called “title” and saving it to my path/subfolder.Īnd other interface issues that would be problematic for non technical users If you try to save a password into a non existent path/folder, this would result in a password being created with path you entered as part of the name, including the slashes… causing lots of issues and confusion. Issues with folder naming and navigation. So you have to exit out of the password creation and go create the folder first.

I have more than 10 years worth of data to migrate, so I don’t fancy having to setup all those shares, permissions and TOTP’s by hand.Ĭannot create folder at the same time as creating a new password. No way to migrate shares, permissions, TOTP’s, files, etcīitwarden only supports importing the CSV that LastPass itself allows you to export, which doesn’t include any of the above. I looked at Bitwarden last year RE migrating myself and my clients from Lastpass, but it was not viable due to missing features and functionality and the inability to migrate all data from lastpass.
