Best password managers for all your devices

1Password has an attractive interface that's easy to use. Its password security features are top-notch, and although there's no dedicated phone support, its user forum is a great place to get answers to questions.

What we love most about 1Password, however, is its reliability. Having been in business since 2006, the service has yet to experience a single data breach. No wonder it's a top pick among businesses.

Dashlane is easy to use and intuitive, but the additional features make it pricier than more basic password managers.

Here are some of our favourite Dashlane perks:

• If you're switching to Dashlane from another password manager, Dashlane can import your passwords for a seamless switch.
• Dashlane knows when you're shopping online and can automatically save your receipts.
• Dashlane's user interface is well-organised and intuitive. When you enter a credit card number for safekeeping, the site uses an icon that looks like the actual card to make it just like a digital wallet.

If you're after a password manager that won't cost you a cent, you can't beat Bitwarden.

Its free version offers all the same key features as its premium offerings, including a username and password generator, sharing with another user, passkey management, credit card storage, and unlimited passwords on unlimited devices. Although its autofill feature isn't the best, it's still amazing for a free password manager.

And if you decide you need premium features, like encrypted file attachments, unlimited sharing or collections, and storage for your organisation (or family), plans start from just US$10 per month.

KeePass is a cross-platform, open-source, free password manager that’s popular with self-proclaimed computer geeks. It has solid security features, and it keeps its database in a single file that you can store locally on your computer or sync to Dropbox.

But the interface is dated. There’s also no customer support except for online tutorials created by users, so it’s not for the casual computer user.

If NordPass sounds familiar, that's because it's part of the NordVPN (a.k.a. our pick for the best VPN) family.

It offers all the usual features, like password generation, passkey management, credit card storage and weak password alerts. But what we love most about NordPass is its ability to scan the web for data breaches, meaning you'll get notified if any of your passwords have been compromised and leaked.

We're also big fans of NordPass's 24/7 customer support for quick and easy help.

NordPass offers a 30-day trial for those who want to test the service first, and there's also a free version, which is admittedly quite bare-bones.

We like that the free version of RoboForm includes a mobile app, and the Batch Login feature allows you to log in to up to five sites at once, which is great for those who like to get a jump start checking email and messages in the morning.

But, like most free password managers, the free version of RoboForm only lets you store ten passwords, and the autofill doesn’t work on mobile apps. And if you have a Mac, you won’t be able to import passwords.