Wilhelmina Password Manager

Description

Wilhelmina is a free, open-source, offline password manager for Windows and licensed under the GPLv3+ license.

By default, it's wholly offline but supports syncing password data over SSH. Only encrypted data is synced, and only encrypted information is written to disk. In other words, decrypted data does not touch the hard drive.

Wilhelmina is for people who want to keep their passwords locally and seamlessly access them from every computer they use. SSH syncing works automatically once it's configured, and even if you lose your local copy of the data, this free password manager is clever enough to try to find it from the SSH server. Wilhelmina has a clean user interface. It reminds me of Password Safe, so while some might say it looks old, I find such password managers extremely easy to use, and the learning curve is relatively small.

Note: Wilhelmina password manager is available as a 64-bit version only. Wilhelmina is tested on Windows 10 and Windows 11. This program uses AES in GCM mode with 256-bit keys. The same initialization vector is never used twice. Key derivation uses PBKDF2 with 200000 rounds. OpenSSL provides the encryption algorithms used by Wilhelmina. Wilhelmina password manager is written in C++ and tiny parts in C. For the GUI, the Qt framework is used. Libssh provides SSH support.

Wilhelmina Password Manager Features

• Offers syncing over SSH
• You can find duplicate passwords
• Generate secure passwords
• Quick and useful search
• Swift and lightweight software
• Data automatically encrypted
• Decrypted data is never written to disk
• Simple and easy to use - easy-to-work interface
• Fully open source software
• HiDPI support
• It supports multiple "profiles." Have your work and personal passwords separated.