Bitwarden is an open source password manager with many options. There are extensions for almost all browsers and apps for Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and iOS. Bitwarden makes a secure vault for all your usernames, passwords and other information that you want to keep safe. Data is synchronized with your online encrypted vault so that you can access your passwords from all your devices.
Unlike KeePass - which stores data locally or possibly synchronizes using Dropbox - Bitwarden ensures by default that your usernames, passwords and other data are synchronized via the cloud (Bitwarden's servers). This allows you to access your passwords from all your devices and in all your browsers.
The online safe is of course encrypted(with AES 256-bit encryption) and can be secured in addition to a password in the free version with additional two-step authentication via e-mail or via a authentication app on your phone such as Google Authenticator or Authy (the paid version also offers SMS as two-step authentication). The communication between your device and the Bitwarden servers is also done via end-to-end encryption so that no one can view your data while on the road.
The browser extensions (for Google Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, Opera, Vivaldi, Brave and Tor browser), apps for Android and iOS (smartphones and tablets) allow you to use Bitwarden on any device and in any browser automatically enter your username and password (after you first have to enter your main password).
In addition to logins in your browser and usernames and passwords, you can also store safe notes and other important data in your safe, such as credit card number (under Card), passport information and Wi-Fi login data. Bitwarden has a secure password generator, so you don't have to think of difficult passwords yourself.
Bitwarden is a versatile open source password manager that can be used on any platform. The free version (for personal use) has no real limitations. As always, you have to trust that your data is stored in the cloud, but they are very well encrypted (and you can set up two-step authentication for extra security), so that Bitwarden employees cannot see your passwords either.
That brings us right to a warning:don't forget your master password, because then there is no other option than to destroy your Bitwarden vault. Because of the security design, bitwarden cannot send a replacement master password. So remember that one password!
Bitwarden is free for personal use. There is a paid version with 1 GB of storage space and some extra functionality, but for most people the free version is fine.
You can free download Bitwarden 32, 64 bit and safe install the latest trial or new full version for Windows 10 from the official site.