Keep your password vault on your own VPS
Vaultwarden is an independent, community-maintained Bitwarden-compatible server. Store vault data on infrastructure you manage and connect supported password-manager clients.
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$13.7/month
Vaultwarden VPS
- 4 GB DDR4 Memory
- 2 vCPU High Frequency
- 50 GB NVMe SSD Storage
- 1 TB Bandwidth
- Vaultwarden Latest · Ubuntu 24.04
Agency
$26.7/month
Vaultwarden VPS
- 8 GB DDR4 Memory
- 4 vCPU High Frequency
- 50 GB NVMe SSD Storage
- 2 TB Bandwidth
- Vaultwarden Latest · Ubuntu 24.04
Premium
$51.7/month
Vaultwarden VPS
- 16 GB DDR4 Memory
- 8 vCPU High Frequency
- 50 GB NVMe SSD Storage
- 3 TB Bandwidth
- Vaultwarden Latest · Ubuntu 24.04
Enterprise
$100.7/month
Vaultwarden VPS
- 32 GB DDR4 Memory
- 16 vCPU High Frequency
- 50 GB NVMe SSD Storage
- 4 TB Bandwidth
- Vaultwarden Latest · Ubuntu 24.04
What you can run
Use Vaultwarden for personal credentials and shared collections. It is a separate project from the official Bitwarden server.
Personal password vault
Store passwords and secure notes, and use supported clients to access your vault.
Shared collections
Organize vault items in collections and share them with invited organization members.
Persistent vault data
Keep vault storage and keys on your VPS. Plan backups for the complete data directory.
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Plan your server
- System
- Choose Ubuntu 24.04 amd64 for the documented setup.
- Starting resources
- This installation template requires at least 4 GB RAM. Start with 2 vCPU and 50 GB storage, then add capacity for your workload. These are template requirements and suggestions, not the upstream software minimum.
- SSH access
- Read the installation README and its referenced root-only credential file through SSH. Keep credentials private.
- Public access
- An SSH tunnel to localhost provides a valid browser secure context. A production public endpoint requires trusted HTTPS and the correct configured domain.
Start your installation
- Select Vaultwarden, Latest and Ubuntu 24.04, then choose a plan with at least 4 GB RAM.
- Wait for first-boot installation to finish. Check its status through SSH using the README.
- Follow the README's SSH instructions and read referenced root-only credentials.
- Complete initial setup, then configure the public domain and backups as needed.
Questions about your VPS
- Public signup is disabled. Read the generated admin token from the protected root-only credential file, open administration through the documented access method, and invite your user. Choose your own vault master password.
- Use localhost through the README's SSH tunnel for initial access. The browser treats localhost as a secure context. For a public production URL, configure trusted HTTPS before using the web vault.
- Persistent storage preserves installed vault data across normal restarts. It is not a backup. Back up the data directory and keys separately, and follow the README for manual upgrades.
Deploy application
Choose the application and server options in the LightNode console.