Bitwarden

Bitwarden is the open-source password manager trusted by millions of individuals and thousands of businesses worldwide to securely store, share, and manage credentials across every device and platform.

Cyber Security

Secure Credential Management, Built on Open-Source Trust

Bitwarden is the leading open-source password management platform, purpose-built to help individuals, teams, and enterprises protect their digital identities. Unlike proprietary alternatives, Bitwarden's source code is publicly audited, giving organisations full transparency and confidence in the security of their credential vault. With end-to-end AES-256 encryption and a zero-knowledge architecture, only you can access your data — Bitwarden never can. Available as a cloud-hosted SaaS or a self-hosted deployment, Bitwarden gives enterprise IT teams the flexibility to meet their specific compliance, sovereignty, and governance requirements. As Bitwarden's authorised distributor for Australia and New Zealand, Aquion makes it simple for resellers and enterprise customers to procure, deploy, and manage Bitwarden at scale.
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See Bitwarden in Action

Watch how Bitwarden delivers seamless, secure password management for enterprise teams — from onboarding and vault sharing through to advanced policy enforcement and single sign-on integration. Bitwarden's intuitive interface means employees adopt it quickly, reducing the risk of shadow IT and weak credential practices across your organisation.

Key Features

End-to-End Encryption

All vault data is encrypted locally on the user's device with AES-256-bit encryption before it ever leaves their machine. Bitwarden's zero-knowledge model ensures that neither Bitwarden nor Aquion can access your credentials.

Cross-Platform Access

Bitwarden is available on every major platform — Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android — and as browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, and more. Users enjoy consistent, secure access to their vault from any device.

Enterprise Policy Controls

Administrators can enforce organisation-wide security policies including master password complexity, two-step login requirements, vault timeout rules, and restrictions on personal accounts — ensuring compliance across the entire workforce.

Single Sign-On (SSO) Integration

Bitwarden integrates with leading identity providers — including Azure AD, Okta, Google Workspace, and OneLogin — via SAML 2.0 and OpenID Connect, enabling seamless SSO authentication without compromising zero-knowledge encryption.

Secure Credential Sharing

Organisations can create shared collections and assign granular permissions to users or groups. Secrets are shared securely without ever exposing plaintext credentials, eliminating the risks of sharing passwords via email or messaging platforms.

Secrets Manager

Bitwarden Secrets Manager extends credential security to developer and DevOps workflows, enabling teams to store, manage, and inject secrets such as API keys, tokens, and environment variables directly into CI/CD pipelines and infrastructure tools.

Cloud or Self-Hosted Deployment

Bitwarden can be deployed as a fully managed cloud service or self-hosted on your own infrastructure. Self-hosting gives organisations complete control over their data residency, ideal for Australian government and highly regulated industries.

Audit Logs & Reporting

Comprehensive event logs capture all administrative and user activity within the organisation vault. Security teams can monitor access events, policy changes, and suspicious behaviour — supporting compliance with ISO 27001, SOC 2, and Australian Privacy Principles.

Directory Sync & SCIM

Automate user provisioning and deprovisioning with SCIM support and the Bitwarden Directory Connector. Synchronise groups and users from Azure AD, Okta, Active Directory, and other LDAP-compatible directories to keep access up to date.

Bitwarden Product Portfolio

Bitwarden offers a suite of products designed to address credential security across every layer of your organisation: Password Manager — The core Bitwarden vault for individuals, teams, and enterprises. Securely store and autofill passwords, passkeys, credit cards, identities, and secure notes across all devices and browsers. Secrets Manager — Purpose-built for developers and DevOps teams, Secrets Manager provides a centralised, auditable store for machine credentials, API keys, and environment secrets — with native integrations for GitHub Actions, Kubernetes, Ansible, and more. Passwordless.dev — Bitwarden's developer-focused passkey and passwordless authentication SDK and platform, helping software teams build modern, phishing-resistant authentication experiences into their own applications. Bitwarden Send — A secure, end-to-end encrypted tool for sharing sensitive text or files with colleagues or external parties, with configurable expiry and access limits.

Bitwarden by the Numbers

50,000+ Business customers worldwide
1M+ Active community members
100% Open-source codebase
SOC 2 Type II certified

Who Uses Bitwarden?

Bitwarden is purpose-built for organisations that require robust credential security without sacrificing usability or transparency. Key target markets in Australia and New Zealand include: Enterprise and Mid-Market — IT and security teams seeking a scalable, policy-driven password management solution with SSO, directory sync, and detailed audit logging to meet internal security standards and regulatory obligations. Government and Public Sector — Agencies requiring data sovereignty and the option to self-host on Australian infrastructure, with full auditability and compliance with the Australian Government Information Security Manual (ISM). Financial Services and Healthcare — Regulated organisations needing end-to-end encryption, comprehensive access controls, and audit trails to satisfy APRA, ASIC, and Australian Privacy Principles requirements. Development and DevOps Teams — Engineering teams using Bitwarden Secrets Manager to eliminate hardcoded credentials and manage machine secrets securely within CI/CD pipelines. Education and NFP — Cost-conscious organisations that value Bitwarden's competitive pricing and the availability of a free tier for individuals and small teams.
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“Bitwarden has transformed the way our team manages credentials. The self-hosted deployment option gave us the data sovereignty we needed, and the SSO integration with our identity provider made rollout across the organisation seamless. It's the most transparent and trustworthy password manager we've evaluated.”
IT Security Manager — Enterprise Financial Services, Australia

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Bitwarden truly open source?
Yes. Bitwarden's entire codebase — including server, client applications, and browser extensions — is publicly available on GitHub under an open-source licence. This enables independent security researchers and customers to audit the code at any time, providing a level of transparency unmatched by proprietary competitors.
Can Bitwarden be self-hosted in Australia?
Absolutely. Bitwarden supports self-hosted deployment using Docker, making it straightforward to run on any Australian cloud infrastructure (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud) or on-premises server. Self-hosting ensures all vault data remains within your own environment, meeting data residency and sovereignty requirements.
How does Bitwarden handle master password recovery for enterprise?
Bitwarden's zero-knowledge architecture means master passwords are never stored or transmitted. For enterprise customers, Bitwarden offers an Account Recovery feature that allows designated administrators to recover access for users who have lost their master password — without compromising the zero-knowledge model — when the policy is enabled by the organisation.
What compliance certifications does Bitwarden hold?
Bitwarden is SOC 2 Type II certified and undergoes regular third-party security audits and penetration testing. The platform's architecture is designed to support compliance with ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA, Australian Privacy Principles, and other major regulatory frameworks.
How do I purchase Bitwarden through Aquion?
Aquion distributes Bitwarden across Australia and New Zealand through our network of authorised reseller partners. Contact the Aquion team to discuss licensing options, volume pricing, and how to engage a reseller partner best suited to your organisation's needs.

Ready to Strengthen Your Organisation's Credential Security?

Contact the Aquion team today to discuss Bitwarden licensing, deployment options, and how our reseller partners can help you roll out enterprise password management across Australia and New Zealand.