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Bitwarden

Bitwarden works in Syria, but not all of it, as of .

Open-source password manager for securely storing and syncing credentials across all devices

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What works

Each part of the service, checked from Syria.

Core useWorks

A tester in Syria reported that the Bitwarden app worked normally after signing in. The app blocks screenshots, so none was provided.

Landing pageWorks

bitwarden.com opened normally in a mobile browser from Syria, showing the full home page with its Get Started Free button.

Sign-upWorks

A tester in Syria reported creating a new Bitwarden account successfully. No screenshot was provided.

Sign-inWorks

A tester in Syria reported signing in to Bitwarden successfully. No screenshot was provided.

One-time codes (OTP)Not checked
PaymentNot checked
UpgradeNot checked

Need Help with Bitwarden?

If you're experiencing issues accessing Bitwarden in Syria, you can reach out to their support team directly.

Support Page

Work at Bitwarden? Know someone who does?

Sanctions are lifted. Most companies just haven't updated their policies. A word from inside Bitwarden can change that.

Tips for advocating

  • Reach out to legal, compliance, or policy teams.
  • Reference the lifted sanctions.
  • Point to competitors who have already unblocked Syria.

Frequently Asked Questions

Partly. The core use of Bitwarden works in Syria, but something else about it fails or has not been checked. This page lists what works and what does not.

Many international services blocked access to Syria due to previous sanctions and compliance policies. Even as sanctions are being reviewed, some companies have not yet restored access. Unblock Syria tracks these services and advocates for change.

You can help by voting on this page to show demand, sharing it on social media, and contacting Bitwarden directly to request they restore access for Syrian users.