Everything Teampass does
The complete list, grouped by what it is for. Unless a line says otherwise, it is part of the free, open-source server.
There is no paid edition of the server. The only thing that costs money is the browser extension — marked where it appears below, and explained on the pricing page.
Access control
Who can reach what, expressed once and enforced everywhere.
- Folder tree with inherited structure
- Pre-defined roles — administrator, manager, user, read-only
- Custom user groups mapped onto roles
- Read / write / no-access rights per folder and role
- Per-user overrides on top of role rights
- Rights matrix showing the effective model in one screen
- Identical enforcement through the web interface and the API
- Personal folders decryptable only by their owner and the recovery account
Encryption and key management
Rebuilt in the 3.2.1 line.
- Authenticated AES-256-GCM with random IVs and per-secret salts
- PBKDF2 at 600,000 iterations, plus HKDF-SHA256 key derivation
- 256-bit per-object keys
- Per-user key wrapping — granting access creates a key, revoking destroys one
- Encrypted custom fields, configurable per field
- Optional encryption of file attachments
- Lazy re-encryption of legacy secrets on first read
- Administrator tool to detect and repair missing sharekeys
Security posture
Continuous measurement rather than an annual spreadsheet.
- Dashboard of weak, reused, breached and overdue credentials
- Personal security score with a navbar badge
- Entropy and estimated crack time shown while editing
- "Not assessed" state for credentials whose metadata has not been computed
- In-app health nudges and an optional email digest
- Configurable minimum password length
- Password generator with live regeneration
Governance and compliance
Evidence produced as a by-product of normal use.
- Access recertification campaigns with immutable decisions
- Compliance reports and CSV evidence export
- Access matrices and rotation evidence
- Leaver and offboarding risk identification
- Rotation policy per folder with an overdue report
- Four-level data classification and per-item ownership
- Full per-item history — views, edits and shares
- User activity logs
Authentication
Fits the identity stack you already operate.
- Individual accounts with per-user credentials
- Configurable RFC 6238 TOTP profiles — algorithm, digits, period
- OAuth2 / Entra ID single sign-on
- LDAP and Active Directory, with nested groups in both login modes
- Directory group to role mapping
- Brute-force protection with administrator-managed lockouts
- Role assignment scoped to the caller's own roles
Items and data
What an entry can hold.
- Label, description, URL, login, password and free-form fields
- Custom fields defined per folder
- File attachments
- Tags, favourites and full-text search across reachable folders
- Faceted search filtering by classification, security state, attachments, dates, rotation and custom fields
- Quick access panel — recent, most used and favourite items, ranked per user
- Suggestion system for users to propose new items
- Change-proposal workflow on existing items
- Knowledge base entries attached to items
Sharing
Getting a credential to someone who should not have an account.
- Secure Send with expiry and view-count limits
- Optional recipient passphrase
- One-time-view links
- User-to-user sharing on individual items
Automation and integration
For everything that should not be done by hand.
- REST API covering items and folders
- Folder create, read, update and delete endpoints
- Whole folder tree returned in a single call, with position data
- Native Bash client
- Native PowerShell client
- Server version returned in authentication responses
- Docker image and compose file
Import and export
In, and out. No lock-in.
- Import from Bitwarden
- Import from LastPass
- Import from 1Password
- Import from KeePassXC
- Import from KeePass XML and CSV
- Export to KeePass 2.x XML
- Export to PDF
- Encrypted offline HTML export, readable without a running server
Everyday use
The details that decide whether people keep using it.
- Ctrl-K universal command palette
- In-app notification centre
- First-run onboarding wizard
- Contextual security tips
- Dark mode
- Accessibility work — skip links, ARIA labels, visible focus
- Browser extension for Chrome, Firefox and Edge (paid add-on)
Reading a list only gets you so far.
Install it, import your existing vault and see how it fits. It takes an evening and costs nothing.