Passbolt

Passbolt is an open source password manager built for teams. It lets people store and share credentials with the right colleagues, without passwords being sent around in chat or email.

Users keep passwords in shared folders and grant access to individuals or groups. A browser extension fills in logins, and administrators manage who can see what. Organizations can run Passbolt on their own servers or use the hosted cloud service, depending on where they want their data kept.

• Store and share team passwords in one place
• Control access to each password per user or group
• Self-host on your own servers or use the cloud
• Open source code that can be inspected
• Browser extension for filling in logins

IT and security teams that manage shared accounts, organizations that want company-wide password sharing with control, and groups that need self-hosted software for data residency.

The community edition is open source and free to self-host, and paid options add features and support. The code is licensed under AGPL-3.0. Running your own server means you are responsible for backups, updates and access rules, so plan those before rolling it out.