Access your Bitwarden vault directly from Raycast
🔎 Search your vault 📋 Copy and paste any field 🔑 Generate passwords and TOTP codes ⭐ Mark items as favorites
1 - Get the secrets from your account security settings (
View API Keybutton). For more information check the official documentation![]()
2 - Paste the secrets in the corresponding fields the first time you use the extension or in the extension settings.
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You're all set! 🎉
If you wish to use your own local Bitwarden CLI, you can do so by entering the corresponding path in the Bitwarden CLI Path field (tip: use the where bw command to find the path).
This extension connects to Bitwarden-hosted servers by default, but can be configured to use a self-hosted Bitwarden instance instead. If the self-hosted Bitwarden server requires a self-signed TLS certificate, add the path to the extension settings.
The extension relies on the Bitwarden CLI, so every security consideration that applies to the CLI applies to the extension as well. See https://bitwarden.com/help/article/cli-security/ for more information.
Out of the box, the extension caches the visible and non-sensitive part of your vault to ensure faster access. Secrets like passwords, identity fields, credit card information, secret notes and others sensitive data are never saved. Even though the cache will never have any sensitive information, the data is also encrypted with a key derived from your master password.
If you wish to disable the caching feature, you can always do so in the extension preferences.
Create a new login item in the authenticated Bitwarden vault.
Search all items in the authenticated Bitwarden vault.
Search all items with TOTP and generate codes.
Generate a password using Bitwarden.
Generate a password using Bitwarden and copy and/or paste it into the active app right away.
Create a folder in the authenticated Bitwarden vault.
Lock your bitwarden vault
Securely share information directly with anyone.
Logout from your bitwarden vault account
List and search all the Sends owned by you.
Receive a send from a URL
otpauth:// URIs that have no label (e.g. otpauth://totp?secret=...)concealed, which keeps them out of the Clipboard History, instead of the deprecated transient flagOTPAuth.TOTP constructorBrowserExtension before getting tabsLogout actionLock Vault to an action of the Search Vault commandCopy Username action with shortcutGenerate Password commandPaste Password actionLock Vault commandInitial version code