Enpass vs Keeper Comparison
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| Rating | 6.8 | 7.1 |
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| Free tier | Limited free tier | Limited free tier |
| Established | Not specified | 2011 |
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| Security | ||
| Independent security audit | None on record | None on record |
| Source code | Closed source | Closed source |
| Encryption | AES-256, PBKDF2-HMAC-SHA512 320KShow detailsHide detailsThe vault is a SQLite database encrypted via SQLCipher (AES-256-CBC). The Vault Key is derived from the Master Password — and, optionally, a keyfile — using PBKDF2-HMAC-SHA512 at 320,000 iterations, with a unique random salt per database. | AES-256-GCM, PBKDF2 1MShow detailsHide detailsEach record is encrypted client-side with its own 256-bit AES-GCM key; those record keys are wrapped by a per-user Data Key, which is in turn wrapped by a key derived from the master password with PBKDF2-HMAC-SHA256 at 1,000,000 iterations (128-bit salt) — the highest iteration count among the managers reviewed here. Every field is encrypted, including URLs, titles, notes, custom fields, TOTP secrets and file attachments. The offline cache uses a separate randomly generated Client Key protected with PBKDF2-HMAC-SHA512. A hybrid Kyber key-encapsulation layer began rolling out across the clients in November 2025. |
| Vault 2FA | None | Hardware keys |
| Second-secret model | No | No |
| Past data breach | No | No |
| Telemetry | On unless you opt out | On unless you opt out |
| Features | ||
| Hosting | Local, no cloud | Cloud |
| Passkeys | Stores for sites | Stores + unlocks |
| Built-in email aliases | No | No |
| Company | ||
| Owner | Enpass Technologies Inc. | Keeper Security, Inc.Show detailsHide detailsFounder-led (Darren Guccione, CEO; Craig Lurey, CTO), headquartered in Chicago with a product office in El Dorado Hills, California and sales offices in Cork, Ireland and Tokyo. Two minority growth-equity investments: Insight Partners ($60M, August 2020 — the company's first outside equity) and Summit Partners (May 2023). No majority-stake acquisition; the founders retain control. |