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Bitwarden vs Okta
Okta provides identity and access management for workforce and customers, not a vault for personal passwords.
Which to pick
Pick Bitwarden if you want…
- Open-source password and secrets manager
- The lower starting price: $1.65/month against $3000/month
- Open-source code (bitwarden/server on GitHub)
Pick Okta if you want…
- Unified identity platform for employees, customers, and AI agents
- Enterprise identity management
Side by side
- What it is
- Bitwarden:Bitwarden is an open-source password manager that stores, shares and manages passwords, passkeys and secrets for individuals and organizations.
- Okta:Okta provides identity and access management for workforce, customers, and AI agents, offering SSO, MFA, and automation.
- Best for
- Bitwarden:Open-source password and secrets manager
- Okta:Unified identity platform for employees, customers, and AI agents
- Who it’s for
- Bitwarden:Individuals, teams and enterprises needing secure credential management
- Okta:Enterprises needing secure authentication, user provisioning, and AI agent identity management.
- Pricing
- Bitwarden:Freemium
- Okta:Freemium
- Plans
- Bitwarden:Premium $1.65 per month (billed annually) · Families $3.99 per month (billed annually) · Teams $4 per month / per user (billed a · Enterprise $6 per month / per user (billed a
- Okta:Starter $6 per user/month · Core Essentials $14 per user/month · Essentials $17 per user/month · Enterprise (Customer Identity) $3,000 per month
- Open source
- Bitwarden:Yes, 20,244 GitHub stars
- Okta:—
- Works with
- Bitwarden:—
- Okta:Active Directory, LDAP, HR apps, OAuth 2.0, SAML, Okta Integration Network
Bitwarden features
- End-to-end encryption. All vault data is encrypted client-side with zero-knowledge architecture.
- Autofill & generation. Instantly autofill logins and generate strong, unique passwords and usernames.
- Secure sharing. Share passwords, notes and files with granular permissions across users and teams.
- Credential lifecycle. Manage creation, rotation, retirement and succession of credentials.
- Multi-factor support. Integrated authenticator, Duo MFA and hardware security key options.
- Enterprise policies. Granular access control, passwordless SSO, custom roles and organization-wide policies.
Okta features
- Single Sign-On (SSO). One-click access to cloud and on-prem apps with a single credential set.
- Adaptive Multi-Factor Authentication. Intelligent, phishing-resistant authentication for secure logins.
- Lifecycle Management. Automates onboarding, offboarding, and profile updates at scale.
- API Access Management. Centralized, identity-driven policies to protect APIs and microservices.
- Workflows (no-code orchestration). Automates complex identity processes using pre-built connectors.
Bitwarden vs Okta FAQ
Is Bitwarden or Okta free?+
Bitwarden has a free plan; paid plans start at $1.65/month (Premium). Okta has a free plan; paid plans start at $3000/month (Enterprise (Customer Identity)).
Which is cheaper, Bitwarden or Okta?+
Bitwarden is cheaper to start with: Bitwarden's Premium plan ($1.65/month) against Okta's Enterprise (Customer Identity) plan ($3000/month).
Is Bitwarden or Okta open source?+
Bitwarden is open source (bitwarden/server on GitHub). DevHunt has no public source repository on record for Okta.
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