Passbolt is an open source password manager designed for teams. Built around OpenPGP end-to-end encryption, it lets IT, DevOps and engineering teams securely store, share and manage credentials and secrets on their own infrastructure. Whether you self-host it behind your firewall straight from a Raspberry Pi or a high-availability cluster, you stay in full control of your data.

Key Features

• End-to-end encryption — secrets are encrypted on the client side with OpenPGP and can only be decrypted by authorised users, not the server
• Granular sharing — share passwords, folders and groups with fine-grained permissions based on roles and the principle of least privilege
• Users and groups — organise team access with users, groups and role-based access control (RBAC)
• TOTP management — store 2FA codes securely alongside logins
• Browser integration — quick-access autofill and auto-suggest via browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox and Edge
• Self-hosted — deploy on your own server, docker container, VM or in an air-gapped environment with no internet dependency
• Import and export — bring credentials in and out using kdbx and CSV formats
• Auditing and reporting — activity logs and password health checks to track who has access to what

Why Use Passbolt?

If your team has outgrown shared KeePass files but you don’t want to hand your secrets to a commercial cloud vault, Passbolt gives you a self-hosted, fully auditable credential platform. The entire codebase is open source — even the paid editions are AGPL v3 — so you can always audit it yourself.

Use Cases

• Centralising shared IT, DevOps and database credentials for a team
• Enforcing least-privilege access with role-based controls and granular folder sharing
• Deploying a sovereign credential platform on-premises or in an air-gapped network
• Managing on-call and emergency access to production systems

Platform

Linux · macOS · Windows · Android · iOS · Web (self-hosted server) · Browser extensions (Chrome, Firefox, Edge)

Licence

GNU AGPL v3 (open source, even the commercial editions)

Website

passbolt.com