The use of 2FA using a FIDO compliant passkey is the way to go. Update Summary: It looks like everyone is saying 86 mixed character passwords and 17 word pass-phrases is needlessly overkill. So far BW wins hands down against LP after being with them for 8yrs… quick speeds, great UI, etc! Should I bite the bullet and self host now? I don’t self host and am hopeful I don’t have to but then again I don’t want to deal with a breach again anytime soon. Someone mentioned making an encrypted QRCode for the master pass which seems like a clever way to not ever type it… but if I even need it on a device I could encrypt and transfer it some other way. ![]() ![]() Is this good enough for now? Should I make the master password a password instead of a passphrase? Is my passphrase length “super good enough”? My master password is saved in iCloud Keychain and in (BitWarden itself) and is a 17 word long generated pass phrase (mixed char set) in case I have to ever type it.Īll TOTP backup codes are stored in BitWarden as secure notes.Īll new ssh keys are also secure notes with additional custom field for passphrase of the key.Īll passwords are max length (up to 86 characters generated).Īnyplace I can use pass keys (iOS phone keys or finger print) I am.Īnd 2FA (I thought it’s not called MFA?) on the vault using a TOTP Authenticator app New to BitWarden (coming from LastPass) and think I’ve taken some of the advice from the threads to heart.
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