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What is a Password Manager, and Why Should You Use It? In today’s digital age, the number of accounts, apps, and services that we use daily is constantly growing. With each new account comes another password to remember, which can be overwhelming and, at times...

Register your account Ready to get started? There are two ways to begin your password manager journey with mypassword.care: Submit a ticket at https://universitypccare.support in the Mypassword.care department if you are starting from scratch and you are n...

Now that you have successfully set up a new account, you can proceed to using your vault. Once you're logged in at https://mypassword.care, you will be greeted with an empty vault: Click the "New" button in the top right corner and choose "Item" from the drop...

We touched on this in the Getting Started article, Set up a new account, but it is imperative that you never forget or lose access to your master password. Your entire vault is encrypted with your master password, which means forgetting this password irreversi...

By default, your vault is secured only with your master password. For an extra layer of security, you can optionally enable two factor authentication (or "two-step login" or 2FA). This combines the security of your password ("something you know") with the adde...

Emergency Access is a feature available to you that allows a trusted contact to request access to your vault in case of an emergency. The uses of this feature are twofold: Allow a trusted contact to gain access to your vault in the event that you are unable...

Your vault can store more than just passwords! Check out the available types of stored items below for more information on how you can keep your information secure. Login Password managers, historically, have been primarily used for storing passwords - that ...

With just a few passwords in your vault, it may not be worth organizing your secure items into a folder structure. But as you add more logins you may find the need to do so. You can use Folders to organize your vault the same way you would organize files on a ...

You can manually add a new login to your vault at any time. This is useful for accounts that don't prompt an automatic save, or when you want to pre-fill credentials before visiting a site. To manually add a login: Open the mypassword.care app or browser...

mypassword.care can automatically detect when you're logging in or registering on a website and prompt you to save your credentials. How it works (Browser Extension): Go to a login or registration webpage in your browser. Enter your username and pas...

If you change your password for a website, mypassword.care will offer to update the saved login automatically. Automatic update: Log in to a site with new credentials (e.g., after changing your password). The extension will detect the change and ask...

What is Vaultwarden? Vaultwarden is a lightweight, open source implementation of the Bitwarden server API, written in Rust. It allows individuals and organizations to self-host a secure password management backend while using the full suite of official Bitwar...

How to Use Bitwarden Apps with mypassword.care The beauty of Vaultwarden is that you don’t need a separate app or tool to use it. All official Bitwarden apps are compatible — you just need to point them at the correct server. Notably, you only need to instal...