For the past six months, I have been using both Bitwarden and Keeper Security Enterprise as we were going to migrate entirely from Bitwarden to Keeper Security. Here are my findings.
OS: MacOS Sequoia 15.01 / MacOS Sonoma
Browser: Edge for MacOS / Safari / Brave / Firefox

Browser: Edge for MacOS

1. Keeper SSO configuration with Microsoft and Yubikey works very well and it's easier to harden an environment in Keeper than Bitwarden. Nonetheless, Bitwarden SSO works just fine. Keeper has push to mobile device verification for authentication and it appears to work quite well.

2. When it comes to everyday use, Keeper is maddening at times: Entering a saved credit card into a transaction on a webpage using Keeper is unnecessarily frustrating. It misses the prompt far more often than not, so when we have to find the card number, we can't choose 'fill in', but we have to select a copy of the card number and other card details. It takes, on average, four steps to get done. When we use Bitwarden to fill in the card details, they are FAR more accurate in detecting a card prompt and rarely take more than a single step. When entering card details, when Keeper detects it accurately, it creates a pop-up window blocking all other windows with a single prompt asking to approve the card entry. Then it does the same thing for the expiration and the CVV. It's just an overall, broken process using Keeper. Bitwarden, however, is far more user-friendly. However, creating new accounts and saving MFA keys is excellent in Keeper. One can scan a QR code to save MFA from within the browser, without requiring a mobile device.

Saving the credentials for a terminated employee is a two-step process in Keeper and was certainly well-considered when the process was created. With Bitwarden, it's the old school csv export and import without it being very easy to 'containerize' those credentials not mixing them in with the user to ingests the credentials of a terminated employee.

For my team and I, Bitwarden seems to be far easier to use and far more favored. When comparing the PRICE of the two, Bitawrden to Keeper Enterprise, Bitwarden is 1/4th the overall cost.

Keeper support are rockstars. Bitwarden support are simply not.

Hope this helps.

For those of you who have tested both solutions, which did you pick and why - Keeper MSP vs Bitwarden?

I have been running Keeper for about a month now and I like it, but don't love it. Decided to try Bitwarden and it is very similar so far. Similar enough that I am not sure why to choose one vs the other.