So is there an alternative that i can migrate my business to with sso and zerotrust?

Rust based vaultwarden awaits.

Switch to free Apple Passwords and call it a day.

Don't be evil. Always.

Licensing changes aside, this is why I've never been enthused for hosted password management, it's too easy for the terms of the agreement to change. (And in the case of LastPass, endless breaches). Honestly, plain KeePassXC and an arrangement to sync the password database has served me well because I can use any compatible client I can trust with it.

Vaultwarden is a self-hostable protocol-equivalent alternative.

I'm a bit confused what they're actually doing. Their code is now covered by two different licenses with each file licensed under one of the two and they claim the resulting application is using the commercial Bitwarden license and not the GPL license?

How on earth does that work? Is that something the GPL license even allows?

This sounds like they're just taking a GPL licensed application and using it for themselves to make money.

why do I always feel like "this is where the enshittification begins" when I hear about license changes, even though these seem kind of harmless? But I'm not a lawyer so my hackles always hackle. And yes I am a paying customer, currently

VC money gonna get their returns one way or another

> Some future components will be published under the commercial license and will exist only in that build. Newly developed features will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis for which license applies to them.

by which it means "no new features will land in OSS versions", as is tradition for open core development