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Generally you’ll be the admin of your organization vault in a family situation.

The organization owns the items in its vault.

You own the items in your personal vault.

the vault associated with the family organization)

The family vault (only shared stuff - i.e.

A family organization (which will have its own vault - i.e.

Your personal vault (only your own personal stuff - i.e.

In family/household cases such as yours, it’s typical to have each of the following: The transition has been worth it and ultimately resulted in cleaning up a lot of cruft. I too moved from LastPass with many shared entries there with a partner. Sorry to hear things aren’t going as easily as hoped.

I am still very close to ditching it and going back to Lastpass. I read in a review of top password managers that Bitwarden is solid but difficult to use. But when I delete that item from the collection, it also deletes it from my vault.

Which looks more like a copy as after the move the original item is still in the collection.

What does not make sense either is that Bitwarden allows me to move items from a collection to a folder in my vault. What should I use for myself and my partner? Would I use the personal vault for items that only I want to see, and collections for shared items? I also got a response from your support people to explain that folders are for personal vaults, whereas collections are for organisational vaults. Having organisation collections may make more sense for business users. As a new individual user trying to set up a family account for me and my partner, I must say that BitWarden is a lot more complex / confusing than LastPass which we have been using.