Passbolt - Open source password manager for teams by passbolt
Passbolt is an open source password manager designed for collaboration. Securely create, manage and monitor your passwords. Share them instantly with your team.
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Passbolt is an open source password manager designed for collaboration. You can securely generate, store, manage and monitor your team credentials.
Get access to all of your logins and passwords from multiple browsers or even your mobile phone. Create strong random passwords, thanks to the fully customizable password generator, and share them instantly with your team.
Passbolt is built on top of an open API made for developers and agile teams. Passbolt is extensible and yet usable by everyone. No technical knowledge is required to use it.
This is why Passbolt is trusted by small businesses, as well as government offices, regulated industries, and privacy-conscious organizations:
Boost collaboration & productivity:
- Easily share one password, or a folder with a single user or a group of users;
- Use personal or shared tags to identify passwords and secrets;
- Give specific access rights to a user or group;
- Get detailed reporting on access & change history.
Security by design. Audited and certified:
- True end-to-end encryption;
- Interoperable cryptography based on OpenPGP;
- Full control your own encryption key;
- Access revocation that actually works;
- Regularly audited by independent auditors.
Made in Europe. Privacy by default:
- Host it in our cloud, located in Europe;
- Or self-host it for full data ownership;
- No tracker, no strings attached.
Passbolt source code comes under an AGPL license (yes even the commercial version) and is publicly available. You are free to audit it, contribute to it, or redistribute it.
This add-on is required to use the software, in order to provide advanced security features as well as functionality such as password auto filling on web pages.
Get started now:
https://www.passbolt.com/cloud/signup
Check out the source code:
https://github.com/passbolt
Get access to all of your logins and passwords from multiple browsers or even your mobile phone. Create strong random passwords, thanks to the fully customizable password generator, and share them instantly with your team.
Passbolt is built on top of an open API made for developers and agile teams. Passbolt is extensible and yet usable by everyone. No technical knowledge is required to use it.
This is why Passbolt is trusted by small businesses, as well as government offices, regulated industries, and privacy-conscious organizations:
Boost collaboration & productivity:
- Easily share one password, or a folder with a single user or a group of users;
- Use personal or shared tags to identify passwords and secrets;
- Give specific access rights to a user or group;
- Get detailed reporting on access & change history.
Security by design. Audited and certified:
- True end-to-end encryption;
- Interoperable cryptography based on OpenPGP;
- Full control your own encryption key;
- Access revocation that actually works;
- Regularly audited by independent auditors.
Made in Europe. Privacy by default:
- Host it in our cloud, located in Europe;
- Or self-host it for full data ownership;
- No tracker, no strings attached.
Passbolt source code comes under an AGPL license (yes even the commercial version) and is publicly available. You are free to audit it, contribute to it, or redistribute it.
This add-on is required to use the software, in order to provide advanced security features as well as functionality such as password auto filling on web pages.
Get started now:
https://www.passbolt.com/cloud/signup
Check out the source code:
https://github.com/passbolt
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- Input data to the clipboard
- Access browser tabs
- Access your data for all websites
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- Version
- 5.6.0
- Size
- 5.14 MB
- Last updated
- 8 days ago (Oct 8, 2025)
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- License
- GNU AGPL V3.0
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Release notes for 5.6.0
Passbolt 5.6.0 introduces standalone notes to store sensitive secrets beyond passwords and shared metadata key rotation to give organisations stronger control over their encrypted data. This release also delivers several long-awaited usability improvements on the main workspaces that make the day-to-day experience smoother.
Standalone notes
It is now possible to create notes as standalone resources, no longer tied to a password or TOTP entry. This offers a dedicated resource type for text-based secrets that don’t fit into existing supported types such as passwords, TOTPs, or custom fields.
Standalone notes benefit from the same permissions, encryption, and audit trail as passwords, ensuring they remain just as secure and shareable. Each note supports up to 50 KB of text, leaving ample room for certificates, SSH keys, or other long-form secrets that Passbolt plans to support natively in the future. Import and export flows have been updated accordingly and any imported resources that contain only a description will now be recognised and created as standalone notes.
Resizable sidebars: more space where it matters
Both the main workspace and the Users & Groups workspace now feature sidebars that can be resized, giving users more control over how they view their data. This improvement makes it easier to read long folder names and navigate deeply nested folder structures.
The ability to resize sidebars adds to the overall customisation of the interface, complementing existing options such as adjusting the width of the main workspace grid columns or choosing which information to display. Once adjusted, the sidebar adapts smoothly to the preferred width, and a quick double-click on the handle resets it to the default size.
Shared metadata key rotation
Administrators can now rotate the shared metadata key directly from the organisation settings without disrupting the availability of the instance. This capability gives organisations greater control over their encrypted metadata and is another milestone in completing the encrypted metadata roadmap.
Rotating the shared key enhances security in several important ways. It supports compliance with internal security policies or industry standards that require periodic key rotation. It also strengthens forward secrecy: when a collaborator leaves the organisation, administrators can generate and distribute a new shared metadata key to ensure that former members cannot access metadata encrypted after their departure.
Miscellaneous Improvements
This release is also packed with minor bug fixes and performance improvements, notably in group management where large updates are now split into smaller requests. This change reduces the load on the API and resolves timeout issues that could occur when many changes were applied to the same group at once.
Many thanks to everyone who shared feedback and helped refine this release.
Standalone notes
It is now possible to create notes as standalone resources, no longer tied to a password or TOTP entry. This offers a dedicated resource type for text-based secrets that don’t fit into existing supported types such as passwords, TOTPs, or custom fields.
Standalone notes benefit from the same permissions, encryption, and audit trail as passwords, ensuring they remain just as secure and shareable. Each note supports up to 50 KB of text, leaving ample room for certificates, SSH keys, or other long-form secrets that Passbolt plans to support natively in the future. Import and export flows have been updated accordingly and any imported resources that contain only a description will now be recognised and created as standalone notes.
Resizable sidebars: more space where it matters
Both the main workspace and the Users & Groups workspace now feature sidebars that can be resized, giving users more control over how they view their data. This improvement makes it easier to read long folder names and navigate deeply nested folder structures.
The ability to resize sidebars adds to the overall customisation of the interface, complementing existing options such as adjusting the width of the main workspace grid columns or choosing which information to display. Once adjusted, the sidebar adapts smoothly to the preferred width, and a quick double-click on the handle resets it to the default size.
Shared metadata key rotation
Administrators can now rotate the shared metadata key directly from the organisation settings without disrupting the availability of the instance. This capability gives organisations greater control over their encrypted metadata and is another milestone in completing the encrypted metadata roadmap.
Rotating the shared key enhances security in several important ways. It supports compliance with internal security policies or industry standards that require periodic key rotation. It also strengthens forward secrecy: when a collaborator leaves the organisation, administrators can generate and distribute a new shared metadata key to ensure that former members cannot access metadata encrypted after their departure.
Miscellaneous Improvements
This release is also packed with minor bug fixes and performance improvements, notably in group management where large updates are now split into smaller requests. This change reduces the load on the API and resolves timeout issues that could occur when many changes were applied to the same group at once.
Many thanks to everyone who shared feedback and helped refine this release.