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KeePass is a free, open source, light-weight and easy-to-use password manager.

Enpass provides a secure vault to store everything at one place using a single master password. Enpass is a commercial, cross-platform password manager that can be used to store and access your credit cards, bank accounts, licenses or any kind of attachment and form data. With Enpass, accessing your accounts is a hassle-free experience.

With LessPass you can manage your registrations, login and passwords with is. LessPass is a password manager that computes a unique password using a site, login, and a master password for you mobile Android or iOS device or as a browser extension for Google Chrome and Firefox. Since a password manager, or any software for that matter is as secure as it is transparent, the LessPass source code is available on Github and can be inspected and perfected by anyone in the community.

Buttercup is a free and open-source password manager, available on all major platforms. With Buttercup you can track and store your login information for any service and device that you use. The application's securely encrypted vault allow you to store account information securely with additional support for 2FA/OTP (TOTP).

Padlock is an open source, cross-platform password manager that lets you syncronize passwords across platforms. With Padlock you can store your passwords saftley. Padlock is provided as a manage service for a monthly cost, or can be self-hosted on your own hardware or in the cloud.

Master Password is password manager based on an ingenious password generation algorithm that guarantees your passwords can never be lost. While most password managers store your passwords on a server or your local device, Master Password generates unique passwords on the fly, based on your username, the site or application and time. This approach makes Master Password safer from loss, theft, problems with backups, sync, confiscation, snooping, and more.