# The best password managers
The password managers that keep coming out on top in independent tests from PCWorld, Tom's Guide, TechRadar, Security.org and CyberInsider, with what each does best.
- 170 votes · 11 items
- Feb 9, 2026 · overclocked84
- https://even.best/en/l/56/the-best-password-managers
## Top 10
1. **1Password** (25 · ▲25 ▼0) — Tom's Guide's overall pick: polished apps on every platform, Travel Mode and Watchtower breach alerts.
2. **NordPass** (17 · ▲18 ▼1) — From the makers of NordVPN; called the best choice for most people in several tests, with XChaCha20 encryption.
3. **Proton Pass** (14 · ▲15 ▼1) — From Swiss company Proton; recommended as the best free option, with built-in email aliases.
4. **Bitwarden** (12 · ▲14 ▼2) — Open-source and independently audited, with a free plan that allows unlimited passwords on unlimited devices.
5. **Keeper** (12 · ▲13 ▼1) — Strong on security and business features, with encrypted messaging and file storage.
6. **Dashlane** (11 · ▲13 ▼2) — Easy to use, with phishing alerts and dark-web monitoring in its paid plans.
7. **Apple Passwords** (11 · ▲13 ▼2) — Apple's free built-in manager, with its own app since iOS 18 and macOS Sequoia.
8. **Google Password Manager** (11 · ▲12 ▼1) — Built into Chrome and Android, free, with password checkup for leaked passwords.
9. **RoboForm** (7 · ▲10 ▼3) — One of the oldest (1999) and cheapest, praised for filling in long web forms.
10. **Enpass** (6 · ▲9 ▼3) — Stores your vault in your own cloud (Dropbox, OneDrive…) instead of the company's servers.
11. **KeePassXC** (0 · ▲6 ▼6) — Free, open-source and offline: your encrypted database stays on your own computer.
How is this ranking ordered? By people's votes: each ▲ adds a point and each ▼ takes one away. Anyone can vote and add what is missing.