With the second backup key you can access your account if you ever lost your key! Yes, that will eventually happen 🙂 You could also configure Bitwarden with another supported OTP/U2F key if you have another brand in your possession. Just add your YubiKey with the Touch/Tap were it will populate the OTP or U2F, I recommend at least two YubiKeys, in case you lose your primary key. Download these first, before proceeding to the 2FA setup! And Keep the Recovery codes safe, in case things went south! When enabling 2FA you will also be prompted to download recover Code. Configure Bitwarden with your Favorite FIDO keyīitwarden supports a whole range of Providers. The Enteprises Plan supports Azure AD integration. Bitwarden offers different Organization Plans. With Bitwarden you can simply self-host it, or run their Organization Plans that is hosted on Azure. This means that you have full control over source code, and you also could contribute to the project. I’ve been using Bitwarden with YubiKeys for a while now, so it was about time to share some experience, and how easy it’s to get started.īitwarden is an Open Source Password Manager that is hosted on GitHub. Password Managers is still a necessity in 2020, and will be for a long time.
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