If you set up 2FA on Bitdefender Password Manager through the chrome extension or through the console, you will not have access to those codes on this app. Highly inconvenient and a rather large oversight. I should see my two factor authentication codes here if I need them. If they are included, and I just simply haven’t found them yet, then that’s a problem with the UI.

I’ve used Bitdefender products for a couple of years and trusted this password manager when it worked. Unfortunately, on iOS it has become unreliable to the point of being unusable.The core issue is a persistent login/loading loop. The app frequently forces a full login every time instead of unlocking seamlessly. After Face ID or entering the PIN, it often gets stuck on a loading screen indefinitely or redirects to a page that never finishes loading. Restarting the app, restarting the phone, or waiting does not resolve it.When access does work, the iOS integration is weak compared to desktop:• Autofill is inconsistent or fails to appear.• Creating or updating passwords is cumbersome and often requires manual copy/paste.• The workflow between Safari/iOS password prompts and the app feels broken rather than integrated.What’s most frustrating is that these problems are not new. Reviews going back years describe the same behavior, and developer responses consistently redirect users to email support without visible improvement in the app itself.A password manager must be fast, reliable, and invisible when it works. Right now, this app fails at the most basic requirement: letting users access their passwords when they need them.I hope Bitdefender prioritizes fixing the iOS app’s authentication loop, loading failures, and system integration. Until then, I can’t recommend it on iPhone.

App no longer works for me. Opens to let me type in my passcode and then sits on the loading ring forever.Decent interactivity before the update that stopped logging in when retrieving passwords. Wish it had more accessibility when creating new passwords on the website rather than current workflow of: get to create login page of website - hit “choose own password” on iPhone pop up - open this app - type in website (more than likely does not pull up on quick fill list) - generate new password - then copy paste over both sets of info in both places. Another nice to have would be check boxes for the different parameters the website allows for passwords (sometimes special characters allowed do not overlap between the two forcing manually deleting/replacing some). Also allowing for a transfer of apple passwords over would be an amazing time saver.

Pretty disappointed with the mobile app. It fails to input the passwords whether it is Safari or any 3rd party apps. Really a shame that the mobile version is so poor compared to the computer version. As a side note, I find it ridiculous that I have a 10 device subscription and when sharing my license with my GF for example she is unable to use the password manager without having access to all of my passwords. Bitdefender should have it similar to Office 365 where you have the main account which controls the membership and the secondary which allows them to have their own account and data separate from the main.