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Vaultwarden on Unbroker

Bitwarden-compatible password manager server

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Plan requirements

Template container services, databases and persistent volumes require Pro. Resource usage is billed separately. Review the configuration and pricing before deploying. View pricing

Deployment inputs

SIGNUPS_ALLOWED Optional
Let anyone with the link create an account. Create yours, then set this to false on the service and redeploy.
ADMIN_TOKEN Required
Password for the /admin panel (use a long random one). Saved write-only on the service, so keep a copy. Delete the variable later to turn the panel off.

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A lightweight server that speaks the Bitwarden API, so the official Bitwarden apps, browser extensions and CLI work against it.

What gets deployed

ServiceImageNotes
Vaultwardenvaultwarden/server:1.37.4Public. 1 GiB volume for the vault database (SQLite), attachments and keys

After deploy

  1. Open the URL and create your account.
  2. Turn off public signups: set SIGNUPS_ALLOWED to false in the service’s variables and redeploy.
  3. In any Bitwarden app, pick Self-hosted and enter the service URL as the server.

The admin panel lives at /admin, behind the ADMIN_TOKEN you chose at deploy. Service variables are write-only, so keep a copy: to change it, set a new ADMIN_TOKEN and redeploy. Deleting the variable turns the panel off.

Notes

Vaultwarden is an independent project, not affiliated with Bitwarden, Inc. Back up the volume: it is your vault.

Service configuration

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Configuration and instructions from the public template repository. Check the application's license and complete the setup steps before using it in production.