Kaspersky Password Manager
kaspersky.com/password-managerPassword manager from Moscow-based Kaspersky that derives keys with PBKDF2 at 600,000 iterations and offers a free plan capped at a small number of entries.
- Owner
- Kaspersky Lab
- Based in
- Russia
- Founded
- 1997
- Type
- Standalone app
- Free plan
- Yes
- A small number of entries (Grok: 5 or 15 depending on version and region)
- Personal plan
- Not verified
- Latest audit
- None published
- No named, dated audit found
- On record
- 1 minor incident
- 2020
- No published third-party audit found
- The vault is a local file you control
- Has a free plan
How Kaspersky Password Manager encrypts your vault
From Kaspersky Password Manager's security documentation, next to the other 22. Kaspersky Password Manager is outlined.
End-to-end encrypted
Encrypted on your device before it's stored (like 20 others)
Cipher: AES-256-CBC
Yes 21
Optional 1
No 1
Website addresses encrypted
Encrypted with the rest of the item (like 18 others)
Encrypted 19
Readable 1
Not documented 3
Item names encrypted
Titles and folder names are encrypted (like 16 others)
Encrypted 17
Readable 1
Not documented 5
Memory-hard password hashing
Repeated hashing, but not memory-hard: cracking hardware has an easier time (like 10 others)
PBKDF2, 600,000 iterations
Memory-hard 3
Not memory-hard 11
Not documented 7
Doesn't apply 2
Extra secret key
Not documented (19 of 23 document it)
Yes 1
No 14
Not documented 4
Doesn't apply 4
What you'll pay
In USD, from Kaspersky Password Manager's own pricing page, checked 2026-10-16.
Free plan
Yes
A small number of entries (Grok: 5 or 15 depending on version and region)
Personal plan
Unknown
After the first year
—
Family plan
None
- Business:
- Unknown
- Free trial:
- 15 days
- Money-back:
- 30 days
Audits
Independent security reviews, newest first.
No published third-party audit with a named auditor found for Kaspersky Password Manager.
- Open-source appsNoNo
- Open-source serverNoNo
- Run it yourselfLocal vault fileLocal vault file
- Bug bountyNot verifiedNot verified
Incidents
Breaches, stolen data and serious flaws on record.
2020
The password generator used weak time-based randomness (CVE-2020-27020); fixed.
Apps, browsers and passkeys
- WindowsYesYes
- macOSYesYes
- LinuxNoNo
- iPhoneYesYes
- AndroidYesYes
- Web vaultYesYes
- ChromeYesYes
- FirefoxYesYes
- SafariYesYes
- EdgeYesYes
- Saves and fills passkeysYesYes
- Unlock the vault with a passkeyNot verifiedNot verified
- Passkey import and export (CXP)Not verifiedNot verified
Sharing, recovery and extras
- Shared vaultsNot verifiedNot verified
- Share with non-usersNot verifiedNot verified
- Emergency accessNot verifiedNot verified
- 2FA codes built inYesYes
- Breach monitoringYesYes
- Email aliasesNot verifiedNot verified
- File attachmentsYesYes
- SSH keys and agentNot verifiedNot verified
- Command lineNot verifiedNot verified
- Encrypted exportNot verifiedNot verified
- Works offlineYesYes
- Authenticator-app 2FANot verifiedNot verified
- Security key for 2FANot verifiedNot verified
- Password health reportYesYes
- CSV exportNot verifiedNot verified
Compare Kaspersky Password Manager with
All sources for Kaspersky Password Manager (9)
- Research summary of the vendor's pages (no single link)AI-assisted research, spot-checked, checked 2026-10-16
- Wikipedia: Kaspersky LabNews or reference, checked 2026-10-16
- Kaspersky support: Password Manager for Windows encryptionVendor, checked 2026-10-16
- Kaspersky Password Manager: data encryptionVendor, checked 2026-10-16
- Kaspersky support: Password Manager for iOSVendor, checked 2026-10-16
- Research summary of the vendor's pages (no single link)AI-assisted research, spot-checked, checked 2026-10-16
- Ledger Donjon: Kaspersky Password Manager generator weaknessNews or reference, checked 2026-10-16
- Kaspersky Password ManagerVendor, checked 2026-10-16
- Kaspersky Password Manager for Windows helpVendor, checked 2026-10-16