Bitwarden just launched a new authenticator app. Here’s what it means to users. | Bitwarden Blog
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Storing 2FA codes is just the beginning. Bitwarden aims to add defense in depth to authentication.

Bitwarden Authenticator is a standalone app that is available for everyone, even non-Bitwarden customers.

In its current release, Bitwarden Authenticator generates time-based one-time passwords (TOTP) for users who want to add an extra layer of 2FA security to their logins.

There is a comprehensive roadmap planned with additional functionality.

Available for iOS and Android

  • Rufus Q. Bodine IIIEnglish
    3•8 months ago

    I assume its still absolutely impossible to migrate from one authenticator app to another without having to set it all up again?

    • @Nanabaz2English
      4•8 months ago

      You can use Authenticator Pro (android, opensesource) and Proton Pass, both let you copy the TOTP generation code to paste into another without problem. Both generate exact code

      In fact that’s how I am using them right now, with Authenticator Pro is my on-device, offline, encrypted backup offline backup TOTP for Pass.

      I guess it is not as straight forward as export import as you hope, but it’s not as bad as other options used to be.

    • @[email protected]English
      4•8 months ago

      As long as you can access the keys, you can swap authenticator apps.

      I tried a few until I landed in Aegis, and I have two on my desktop that I’m trying out as well. Just get something that allows exporting the keys and there will be a path to switching apps.

    • @[email protected]English
      2•8 months ago

      “Import” does appear on the roadmap for this month, we probably can’t know what’s the scope fr that but you’llhave your answer soon :p

      • Rufus Q. Bodine IIIEnglish
        1•8 months ago

        Authy killed their Windows app so its been on my mind. Im trying to use Roboform integrated mfa more, but i probably have 50 accounts in authy.