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I can't speak for multiple vaults, but it was extremely easy for me to import my single vault:

    1. Export 1P passwords to a 1pux file
    2. Import file into Bitwarden
    3. Done.


    2b. If you have attached documents in 1Password, you need to manually add those to Bitwaren.
This process is pretty straight-forward, though. To get a clean list of all items with file attachments in 1Password, I found it very useful to create a Smart Folder with the rule "Number of attachments is greater than: 0".

[1]: https://bitwarden.com/help/import-faqs/#q-how-do-i-import-fi...


How did you deal with unsupported data types? As far as I remember, Bitwarden is extremely limited when it comes to that.


What are examples of unsupported data types?


As far as I can see, Bitwarden only supports Logins, Cards, Identities, and Secure Notes. 1Password has separate item types like:

- Documents - Databases - Email Accounts - Servers - Software Licenses - SSH Keys

I have several entries in all of these types. Of course, you can map them to one of Bitwarden's types (usually as a Login, I would guess), but as far as I remember, it would have taken quite a bit of manual cleanup to get this to work right. I wonder why Bitwarden doesn't have additional types, even if just as a way to have some better organization of your items.

I will definitely try Bitwarden again in the near future. I recently reverted to 1Password 7 which works so much better than 8, but as EOL for 1Password 7 is imminent and my subscription renews in the summer, I think it's time to try the alternatives again.


> Software Licenses

> Documents

Bitwarden's Secure Notes features works: Licenses as text can be saved to a note, while a document or other file can be attached.




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