NordPass vs. competitors: a password manager comparison

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Password manager comparison: what makes NordPass the best choice for businesses?

See our in-depth comparison of password manager features and functionality to learn how NordPass can offer businesses the best cybersecurity experience.

		LastPass
Encryption	NordPass utilizes XChaCha20-Poly1305-IETF, a modern encryption method not employed by LastPass. While LastPass provides key salting with PBKDF2-SHA256 (600,000 iterations), XChaCha20 offers hardware performance advantages without AES acceleration, resistance to timing attacks, simple implementation, and flexibility in security margins, making it a viable alternative.	LastPass utilizes AES-256 in CBC mode with PBKDF2-SHA256 (600,000 iterations) for key derivation and HMAC authentication.
Customizable Password Policy settings for passwords stored in the vault	NordPass features a customizable Password Policy that allows organizations to set specific requirements for passwords stored in the vault. This ensures strong password criteria are enforced and requires the password generator to create complex randomized passwords. Additionally, businesses can actively monitor compliance with their internal policies, providing valuable insights and evidence of adherence to security standards.	LastPass provides its own guidelines for what constitutes a weak password, which may differ from an organization’s policies. Even if an organization sets stronger rules for password generators, users can still manually create or import passwords that don't meet the security standards. However, the password manager might not flag these as weak since it evaluates passwords based on its own framework rather than the organization’s internal policies or character limits.
Data Breach Scanner	NordPass provides more detailed information on detected data breaches, including hashed passwords, email addresses, third-party systems API keys, and bank details. It also offers credit card monitoring for individual users.	LastPass provides a similar report as NordPass. It can check for the type of information leaked but cannot see extensive breach details aside from the password. Compared with NordPass, it displays fewer results for the same compromised login. It does not offer credit card monitoring.
User-friendly account recovery	Users can recover their accounts using a recovery code or by requesting recovery from the Organization Owner. No prior enrollment or configuration is required, ensuring a smooth recovery process.	Users can recover accounts using recovery codes, biometrics, SMS, one-time passwords, or security questions. Admins can reset the Master Password with a temporary one, but without pre-configured recovery methods, account recovery may be difficult or impossible.
User-friendly data recovery after the user is deleted	Data stored in NordPass can be recovered from deleted user vaults, even if it was not shared. This feature ensures that all information is retained, allowing for easy access recovery and the ability to transfer data to another user, as well as supporting business continuity.	When a user is deleted, their non-shared data cannot be recovered from the deleted vault. However, any shared folders remain accessible to the organization.
Synchronized peer-to-peer sharing	NordPass offers granular permissions for shared items and features Time-Limited Sharing, allowing users to specify access levels and set a predetermined duration for shared credentials or data.	Peer-to-peer sharing is available, but it offers limited access permissions, allowing users to either view or hide the password.
Secure link-based sharing with external parties	NordPass allows users to securely share individual items with external parties via a unique link. Senders can set expiration times, view-count limits, track views, and apply an optional email-lock verified via a one-time passcode (OTP). Links can be instantly revoked by the sender at any time, and shared items are live-synced so recipients always see the most up-to-date version. Additionally, admins can define organization-wide sharing defaults and audit all share creation, access, and revocation events in Activity Log.	LastPass does not offer a link-based sharing feature.
Organization-wide sharing control	The Owner role offers a comprehensive overview and management of all shared folders and peer-to-peer shared individual items within the organization. As an Owner, you can see who created each item or folder, who has access, and what access rights are assigned to each recipient. What’s more, you can control access to all shared company credentials by granting, modifying, or revoking access rights for any shared item or folder as needed.	Admins can view a list of all shared folders created for the company account, but they cannot see or manage the contents until access permissions are assigned. Additionally, admins do not have visibility or control over peer-to-peer shared individual items.
Built-in TOTP authenticator retaining a second factor with autofill functionality	NordPass includes a built-in authenticator that stores and autofills TOTPs across all devices, helping reduce the friction that leads to MFA fatigue. It allows employees to use a single tool for multiple authentication methods while keeping security strong and maintaining a simple user experience.	LastPass offers an authenticator feature that allows users to store and autofill TOTPs across all devices. However, without the paid add-on, accessing these codes does not require a separate second-factor step. Storing both the password and the TOTP code in the same vault means a single unlocked vault exposes both factors at once. The paid add-on adds an extra verification step through a mobile app, but it also requires users to have a mobile device available for authentication, which may not always be convenient.
Built-in Email Masking	No additional service is needed to use the Email Masking feature.	LastPass does not offer an Email Masking feature.

		Dashlane
Encryption	NordPass utilizes XChaCha20-Poly1305-IETF, a modern encryption method not employed by Dashlane. While Dashlane provides key salting with Argon2, XChaCha20 offers hardware performance advantages without AES acceleration, resistance to timing attacks, simple implementation, and flexibility in security margins, making it a compelling alternative.	Dashlane utilizes AES-256 in CBC mode with HMAC-SHA256 encryption and Argon2 for key derivation.
Customizable Password Policy settings for passwords stored in the vault	NordPass features a customizable Password Policy that allows organizations to set specific requirements for passwords stored in the vault. This ensures strong password criteria are enforced and requires the password generator to create complex randomized passwords. Additionally, businesses can actively monitor compliance with their internal policies, providing valuable insights and evidence of adherence to security standards.	Dashlane provides its own guidelines for what constitutes a weak password, which may differ from an organization’s policies. Even if an organization sets stronger rules for password generators, users can still manually create or import passwords that don't meet the security standards. However, the password manager might not flag these as weak since it evaluates passwords based on its own framework rather than the organization’s internal policies or character limits.
Data Breach Scanner	NordPass provides more detailed information on detected data breaches, including hashed passwords, email addresses, third-party systems API keys, and bank details. It also offers credit card monitoring for individual users.	Dashlane provides a similar report as NordPass. It can check for the type of information leaked but cannot see extensive breach details aside from the password.  Compared to NordPass, Dashlane displays fewer results for the same compromised login. It does not offer credit card monitoring.
User-friendly account recovery	Users can recover their accounts using a recovery code or by requesting recovery from the Organization Owner. No prior enrollment or configuration is required, ensuring a smooth recovery process.	Users can use their recovery codes. If recovery codes weren’t saved, users can use admin-assisted recovery to regain access if they forget their Master Password. This feature is enabled by default but requires acknowledgment in the web app. Users can also set up an account recovery key or use biometric recovery via the mobile app. If no recovery method is set, users must reset their account, losing all saved data.
User-friendly data recovery after the user is deleted	Data stored in NordPass can be recovered from deleted user vaults, even if it was not shared. This feature ensures that all information is retained, allowing for easy access recovery and the ability to transfer data to another user, as well as supporting business continuity.	When a user is deleted, their non-shared data cannot be recovered from the deleted vault. However, any shared Collections remain accessible to the organization.
Synchronized peer-to-peer sharing	NordPass offers granular permissions for shared items and features Time-Limited Sharing, allowing users to specify access levels and set a predetermined duration for shared credentials or data.	Dashlane's peer-to-peer sharing feature provides limited access granularity. Users can choose between Full Rights, which grants complete access control over shared items, and Limited access, which restricts permissions to autofill data only. This contrasts with more granular sharing options, enabling users to customize permissions for specific actions.
Secure link-based sharing with external parties	NordPass allows users to securely share individual items with external parties via a unique link. Senders can set expiration times, view-count limits, track views, and apply an optional email-lock verified via a one-time passcode (OTP). Links can be instantly revoked by the sender at any time, and shared items are live-synced so recipients always see the most up-to-date version. Additionally, admins can define organization-wide sharing defaults and audit all share creation, access, and revocation events in Activity Log.	Dashlane allows users to share a login via a temporary link. However, senders cannot change expiration conditions (links expire strictly after 1 view or 24 hours), nor can they revoke or delete a link after it is generated. Additionally, shared links are static, meaning if a password is changed after generating the link, those updates will not be reflected for the recipient.
Organization-wide sharing control	The Owner role offers a comprehensive overview and management of all shared folders and peer-to-peer shared individual items within the organization. As an Owner, you can see who created each item or folder, who has access, and what access rights are assigned to each recipient. What’s more, you can control access to all shared company credentials by granting, modifying, or revoking access rights for any shared item or folder as needed.	Admins have no visibility or control over shared Collections or items within the organization.
Built-in TOTP authenticator retaining a second factor with autofill functionality	NordPass includes a built-in authenticator that stores and autofills TOTPs across all devices, helping reduce the friction that leads to MFA fatigue. It allows employees to use a single tool for multiple authentication methods while keeping security strong and maintaining a simple user experience.	TOTPs can be stored and autofilled across all devices. However, because both the password and the TOTP code are kept in the same vault, gaining access to the vault exposes both authentication factors at once.
Built-in Email Masking	No additional service is needed to use the Email Masking feature.	Dashlane does not offer an Email Masking feature.

		1Password
Encryption	NordPass utilizes XChaCha20-Poly1305-IETF, a modern encryption method not employed by 1Password. XChaCha20 offers hardware performance advantages without AES acceleration, resistance to timing attacks, simple implementation, and flexibility in security margins, making it a viable alternative.	1Password utilizes the end-to-end AES-GCM-256 encryption algorithm.
Customizable Password Policy settings for passwords stored in the vault	NordPass features a customizable Password Policy that allows organizations to set specific requirements for passwords stored in the vault. This ensures strong password criteria are enforced and requires the password generator to create complex randomized passwords. Additionally, businesses can actively monitor compliance with their internal policies, providing valuable insights and evidence of adherence to security standards.	1Password provides its own guidelines for what constitutes a weak password, which may differ from an organization’s policies. Even if an organization sets stronger rules for password generators, users can still manually create or import passwords that don't meet the security standards. However, the password manager might not flag these as weak since it evaluates passwords based on its own framework rather than the organization’s internal policies or character limits.
Data Breach Scanner	NordPass provides more detailed information on detected data breaches, including hashed passwords, email addresses, third-party systems API keys, and bank details. It also offers credit card monitoring for individual users.	1Password’s Watchtower checks for compromised websites and compromised passwords and generates granular reports per vault or team (user group). The content of the reports is not detailed, as it doesn’t provide information about the type of data leaked, except if the password is compromised. Compared to NordPass, 1Password displays fewer results for the same compromised logins. It does not offer credit card monitoring.
User-friendly account recovery	Users can recover their accounts using a recovery code or by requesting recovery from the Organization Owner. No prior enrollment or configuration is required, ensuring a smooth recovery process.	Admins can easily assist users in recovering their accounts at any time. Users receive an email to confirm their identity and create a new password, after which the admin completes the recovery process. Once completed, users can access their accounts again and are prompted to save a new Emergency Kit.
User-friendly data recovery after the user is deleted	Data stored in NordPass can be recovered from deleted user vaults, even if it was not shared. This feature ensures that all information is retained, allowing for easy access recovery and the ability to transfer data to another user, as well as supporting business continuity.	When a user is deleted, their non-shared data cannot be recovered from the deleted vault. However, any shared vaults remain accessible to the organization.
Synchronized peer-to-peer sharing	NordPass offers granular permissions for shared items and features Time-Limited Sharing, allowing users to specify access levels and set a predetermined duration for shared credentials or data.	There is no synchronized peer-to-peer sharing in 1Password. Admins must allow users to create Vaults and assign access permissions either individually or from the admin side. Users can share data via time-limited links, but this method lacks access control, allowing sharing outside the organization, and does not support synchronization of changes.
Secure link-based sharing with external parties	NordPass allows users to securely share individual items with external parties via a unique link. Senders can set expiration times, view-count limits, track views, and apply an optional email-lock verified via a one-time passcode (OTP). Links can be instantly revoked by the sender at any time, and shared items are live-synced so recipients always see the most up-to-date version. Additionally, admins can define organization-wide sharing defaults and audit all share creation, access, and revocation events in Activity Log.	1Password offers link sharing where expiration durations are mandatory. View counts can be restricted to a single view or—only if admins turn this setting off—left open for an indefinite amount of views. Senders can manage and delete their own share links directly from their vault. However, while links can be email-locked, admins can only set global default policies without granularity.
Organization-wide sharing control	The Owner role offers a comprehensive overview and management of all shared folders and peer-to-peer shared individual items within the organization. As an Owner, you can see who created each item or folder, who has access, and what access rights are assigned to each recipient. What’s more, you can control access to all shared company credentials by granting, modifying, or revoking access rights for any shared item or folder as needed.	1Password grants full visibility and control over all shared Vaults within the organization. However, peer-to-peer sharing is only available via a share link, but no visibility or control over such items is available.
Built-in TOTP authenticator retaining a second factor with autofill functionality	NordPass includes a built-in authenticator that stores and autofills TOTPs across all devices, helping reduce the friction that leads to MFA fatigue. It allows employees to use a single tool for multiple authentication methods while keeping security strong and maintaining a simple user experience.	TOTPs can be stored and autofilled across all devices. However, because both the password and the TOTP code are kept in the same vault, gaining access to the vault exposes both authentication factors at once.
Built-in Email Masking	No additional service is needed to use the Email Masking feature.	Users need a Fastmail inbox to use the Email Masking feature.

		Keeper
Encryption	NordPass utilizes XChaCha20-Poly1305-IETF, a modern encryption method not employed by Keeper. XChaCha20 offers hardware performance advantages without AES acceleration, resistance to timing attacks, simple implementation, and flexibility in security margins, making it a viable alternative.	Keeper utilizes the end-to-end AES-GCM-256 encryption algorithm.
Customizable Password Policy settings for passwords stored in the vault	NordPass features a customizable Password Policy that allows organizations to set specific requirements for passwords stored in the vault. This ensures strong password criteria are enforced and requires the password generator to create complex randomized passwords. Additionally, businesses can actively monitor compliance with their internal policies, providing valuable insights and evidence of adherence to security standards.	Keeper provides its own guidelines for what constitutes a weak password, which may differ from an organization’s policies. Even if an organization sets stronger rules for password generators, users can still manually create or import passwords that don't meet the security standards. However, the password manager might not flag these as weak since it evaluates passwords based on its own framework rather than the organization’s internal policies or character limits.
Data Breach Scanner	NordPass provides more detailed information on detected data breaches, including hashed passwords, email addresses, third-party systems API keys, and bank details. It also offers credit card monitoring for individual users.	Keeper generates a simple report for compromised websites. It does not provide any detailed information about the type of leaked data. Some features require the paid Advanced Reporting & Alerts add-on. Compared to NordPass, Keeper displays fewer results for the same compromised login. It does not offer credit card monitoring.
User-friendly account recovery	Users can recover their accounts using a recovery code or by requesting recovery from the Organization Owner. No prior enrollment or configuration is required, ensuring a smooth recovery process.	If a user forgets their master password, they can reset their account using recovery codes or a custom security question. If the security answer is not set or is forgotten, an admin can recover the account using Vault Transfer, provided it was configured and accepted by the user beforehand. Otherwise, Vault Transfer won't be available.
User-friendly data recovery after the user is deleted	Data stored in NordPass can be recovered from deleted user vaults, even if it was not shared. This feature ensures that all information is retained, allowing for easy access recovery and the ability to transfer data to another user, as well as supporting business continuity.	When a user is deleted, their non-shared data cannot be recovered from the deleted vault. However, any shared folders remain accessible to the organization. To transfer a user’s data internally, the admin must use the Account Transfer feature before deleting the account.
Synchronized peer-to-peer sharing	NordPass offers granular permissions for shared items and features Time-Limited Sharing, allowing users to specify access levels and set a predetermined duration for shared credentials or data.	Keeper offers granular permissions for shared items and features time-limited sharing, allowing users to specify access levels and set a predetermined duration for shared credentials or data.
Secure link-based sharing with external parties	NordPass allows users to securely share individual items with external parties via a unique link. Senders can set expiration times, view-count limits, track views, and apply an optional email-lock verified via a one-time passcode (OTP). Links can be instantly revoked by the sender at any time, and shared items are live-synced so recipients always see the most up-to-date version. Additionally, admins can define organization-wide sharing defaults and audit all share creation, access, and revocation events in Activity Log.	Keeper offers a "One-Time Share" feature. Admins can toggle this capability for specific roles, enable self-destructing records, and manage edit permissions for recipients, with all events fully recorded in their reporting logs.
Organization-wide sharing control	The Owner role offers a comprehensive overview and management of all shared folders and peer-to-peer shared individual items within the organization. As an Owner, you can see who created each item or folder, who has access, and what access rights are assigned to each recipient. What’s more, you can control access to all shared company credentials by granting, modifying, or revoking access rights for any shared item or folder as needed.	Admins have no visibility or control over shared folders until they are manually assigned as Shared Folder Admins. Additionally, there is no visibility or control over peer-to-peer shared individual items.
Built-in TOTP authenticator retaining a second factor with autofill functionality	NordPass includes a built-in authenticator that stores and autofills TOTPs across all devices, helping reduce the friction that leads to MFA fatigue. It allows employees to use a single tool for multiple authentication methods while keeping security strong and maintaining a simple user experience.	TOTPs can be stored and autofilled across all devices. However, because both the password and the TOTP code are kept in the same vault, gaining access to the vault exposes both authentication factors at once. Admins can enable a setting that requires re-authentication with the master password or biometrics for viewing or managing passwords and other masked fields.
Built-in Email Masking	No additional service is needed to use the Email Masking feature.	Keeper does not offer an Email Masking feature.

		Bitwarden
Encryption	NordPass utilizes XChaCha20-Poly1305-IETF, a modern encryption method not employed by Bitwarden. While Bitwarden provides key salting with PBKDF2-SHA256 (600,000 iterations) by default, with the option to switch to Argon2id after account creation, XChaCha20 offers hardware performance advantages without AES acceleration, resistance to timing attacks, simple implementation, and flexibility in security margins, making it a viable alternative.	Bitwarden utilizes AES-256 in CBC mode with HMAC authentication. Key derivation defaults to PBKDF2-SHA256 (600,000 iterations), but users may elect to change their key derivation function to Argon2id after the account has been created.
Customizable Password Policy settings for passwords stored in the vault	NordPass features a customizable Password Policy that allows organizations to set specific requirements for passwords stored in the vault. This ensures strong password criteria are enforced and requires the password generator to create complex randomized passwords. Additionally, businesses can actively monitor compliance with their internal policies, providing valuable insights and evidence of adherence to security standards.	Bitwarden offers a customizable Password Policy feature that allows organizations to define and enforce their own specific password requirements. Admins can set rules for password complexity and length to ensure that passwords stored in the organization’s vault align with internal security standards. This feature helps maintain consistent password hygiene and enables organizations to monitor compliance across the entire organization.
Data Breach Scanner	NordPass provides more detailed information on detected data breaches, including hashed passwords, email addresses, third-party systems API keys, and bank details. It also offers credit card monitoring for individual users.	Bitwarden generates a simple report for compromised websites. It does not provide detailed information about the type of leaked data and does not offer credit card monitoring.
User-friendly account recovery	Users can recover their accounts using a recovery code or by requesting recovery from the Organization Owner. No prior enrollment or configuration is required, ensuring a smooth recovery process.	Users can recover their accounts using a recovery code. Designated admins can recover user accounts if an employee forgets their master password only if the account recovery policy is enabled and users are enrolled automatically or via self-enrollment. Without enrollment, the recovery process isn't possible.
User-friendly data recovery after the user is deleted	Data stored in NordPass can be recovered from deleted user vaults, even if it was not shared. This feature ensures that all information is retained, allowing for easy access recovery and the ability to transfer data to another user, as well as supporting business continuity.	When a user is deleted, their non-shared data cannot be recovered from the deleted vault. However, any shared Collections remain accessible to the organization.
Synchronized peer-to-peer sharing	NordPass offers granular permissions for shared items and features Time-Limited Sharing, allowing users to specify access levels and set a predetermined duration for shared credentials or data.	There is no synchronized peer-to-peer sharing. Admins must enable users to create Collections and manage permissions either individually or from the admin interface. For peer-to-peer sharing, users can utilize Bitwarden Send to share via a time-limited link. However, this method allows sharing outside the organization without access control and does not support synchronization of changes.
Secure link-based sharing with external parties	NordPass allows users to securely share individual items with external parties via a unique link. Senders can set expiration times, view-count limits, track views, and apply an optional email-lock verified via a one-time passcode (OTP). Links can be instantly revoked by the sender at any time, and shared items are live-synced so recipients always see the most up-to-date version. Additionally, admins can define organization-wide sharing defaults and audit all share creation, access, and revocation events in Activity Log.	Bitwarden offers a "Send" feature for sharing via a time-limited link, which admins can turn on or off globally. However, Send activity is not recorded in the event logs, leaving admins with no visibility into how the feature is being used within the organization.
Organization-wide sharing control	The Owner role offers a comprehensive overview and management of all shared folders and peer-to-peer shared individual items within the organization. As an Owner, you can see who created each item or folder, who has access, and what access rights are assigned to each recipient. What’s more, you can control access to all shared company credentials by granting, modifying, or revoking access rights for any shared item or folder as needed.	Bitwarden grants full visibility and control over all shared Collections within the organization. However, peer-to-peer sharing is only available via a share link, but no visibility or control over such items is available.
Built-in TOTP authenticator retaining a second factor with autofill functionality	NordPass includes a built-in authenticator that stores and autofills TOTPs across all devices, helping reduce the friction that leads to MFA fatigue. It allows employees to use a single tool for multiple authentication methods while keeping security strong and maintaining a simple user experience.	TOTPs can be stored and autofilled across all devices. However, because both the password and the TOTP code are kept in the same vault, gaining access to the vault exposes both authentication factors at once.
Built-in Email Masking	No additional service is needed to use the Email Masking feature.	Users need a Fastmail inbox to use the Email Masking feature.

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A business password manager should provide core security functionalities. These include end-to-end encryption, customizable centralized password policy settings to enforce strong credential use within the organization, access to detailed activity logs for monitoring and compliance, emergency account recovery options, and secure sharing of credentials and folders with granular access controls. Additional features like password health analysis and dark web monitoring offer a strong advantage for a secure password manager.

Overall, the business password manager should be easy for new users to onboard and adopt. The technical skills of employees using the tool may vary, so it should offer a user-friendly interface and intuitive design.

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Using a company password manager boosts your business cybersecurity. Your employees' sensitive data is encrypted with the latest encryption algorithm that would take millions of years to break. Just compare it to a post-it note, which can be lost or easily stolen by whoever walks into the office.

Running a business comes with a lot of different accounts and devices. Managing and keeping them all secure is no easy task. Here is where an enterprise password manager enters the conversation.

With a corporate password manager like NordPass, suitable for small and large companies alike, your employees can store all their login credentials in a single place. All they need to remember is their Master Password to unlock their password vault. With NordPass Business, they can securely share passwords with coworkers and access them on multiple devices, even offline. No more forgotten passwords after a long vacation.

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