The only use case for this app is if you are an existing Bitwarden Free user and already have all your 2FA secrets stored in Bitwarden. That makes it slightly more functional for me than Ente Auth, so I use it on my work phone where I don’t have BW Premium. This is exactly as secure and functional as just using the (premium) TOTP generation in Bitwarden. Why develop a separate app which is just the free version of a paywalled feature?I would NOT use it otherwise or rely on it as a single source to store any 2FA codes. The “Backup” depends on you still having access to an iPhone and your iCloud, which is a recipe for circular lockout. Save your recovery codes, people.Lack of website icons is a bummer since that’s my favorite feature of the main BW app.

The import/export/backup options have been added so no glaring issues there at the moment. This app is pretty no frills as far as 2FA authentication apps go—and while that’s generally seen as a positive in the Bitwarden community—this app looks rushed out the door rather than elegantly simple. Personally one thing I NEED is icons/logos for the myriad of services with 2FA out there… the UI is a wall of text at the moment.I have faith in Bitwarden to make this app as great as the main one by listening to the community & soliciting feedback.

Recently came to iPhone from Samsung. Used to use Aegis but it’s not available on iOS sadly. I already use Bitwarden so when I seen their new Auth app I had to try it. 2FAS and now this one I think are the 2 best Auth apps on here. I do like it and it’s pretty good for being new but I’d like to see the whole UI match between their 2 apps and for each of my tokens to have it’s corresponding providers icon instead of all of them having a globe icon. Also I agree with another persons review, I think it should require my Face ID every time I go back into it not just after the whole app is closed.

I did an export of my bitwarden vault and then import into Bitwarden Authenticator. It dropped 3 accounts without even warning. I caught this by manually counting how many entries were in Bitwarden Authenticator and realized I was 3 short. After hours of comparing I found the 3 missing and noticed all 3 had spaces in the TOTP key. Although these TOTP entries work in Bitwarden password manager, they did not transfer over using the export/import feature. There should be a confirmation as to what was a success and what was failed. Yikes!!! If anyone would have done this and then wiped out their original source of where the TOTP codes were kept they would be locked out of these accounts!!