Yes. Working on converting an old laptop to a startOS server this week, but needed to get started with a password manager first.
I’m assuming I should change the master PW and saved PWs when I transfer to the self hosted version though? If I want to be confident that no future compromise of their system would affect me..?
Or don’t transfer and start from scratch (and still update cloud-saved passwords)?
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Yes. I changed my master password on my new selfhosted account and then imported everything from the cloud. Then swept through my "important" accounts to change those passwords.
Once you're set up, your new master password will secure your new vault, but for all the app passwords in the cloud already...unless bitwarden dot come is secure & honest in perpetuity, consider those apps at risk.
Thanks friend, that’s perfect/clear. Hopefully will get to make this happen this week/end 🫡
