Bitwarden-compatible password vault server that runs on Workers, D1 and R2 in your own Cloudflare account
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Self-hosted alternatives to Enpass
Enpass is a password manager that keeps encrypted vaults on the user's device or chosen cloud storage instead of on Enpass servers. One listed app does its main job and runs in your own Cloudflare account.
Each answer comes from the app’s README and source code, compared with the features Enpass describes on its own site.
Enpass features, app by app
| Feature | NodeWarden |
|---|---|
| Vault in your own cloud storage or offline only | Yes |
| Zero-knowledge encryption | Yes |
| Autofill for logins, payments and forms | Yes |
| Unlock with Face ID, Touch ID or Windows Hello | Partly |
| Import from other password managers | Yes |
Bitwarden-compatible password vault server that runs on Workers, D1 and R2 in your own Cloudflare account
- What a Enpass user would miss
- It is a server you run, so there are no local-only vault files, and shared vaults are missing.
- Yes Vault in your own cloud storage or offline only. Vault in your own D1 database and R2 bucket.
- Yes Zero-knowledge encryption. Bitwarden client-side encryption.
- Yes Autofill for logins, payments and forms. Official Bitwarden extension and mobile app.
- Partly Unlock with Face ID, Touch ID or Windows Hello. Biometric unlock comes from the official Bitwarden apps.
- Yes Import from other password managers. Enpass CSV and JSON plus dozens of other sources.