Vaultwarden Hosting - Self-Hosted Password Vault Offshore

Vaultwarden is an unofficial, open-source Bitwarden server implementation written in Rust. It uses a fraction of the RAM that the official Bitwarden server requires - a 512 MB VPS runs it comfortably. The Bitwarden client apps work natively against Vaultwarden, so you get the polished UX you already know: auto-fill in browsers, secure sharing of credentials with family or team members, TOTP generation, and emergency access. Because you own the server, there is no subscription fee and no risk of the company shutting down or selling your data.

Vaultwarden ships as a single Docker image. On your AnubizHost VPS, install Docker and run: ```bash docker run -d --name vaultwarden \ -e DOMAIN="https://vault.yourdomain.com" \ -e SIGNUPS_ALLOWED=false \ -v /vw-data/:/data/ \ -p 80:80 \ vaultwarden/server:latest ``` Disable public signups after creating your account to keep the instance private. Use Caddy or Nginx as a reverse proxy with automatic TLS from Let's Encrypt. AnubizHost VPS plans provide SSD storage for fast SQLite or PostgreSQL backend performance, and the included IPv4 address lets you point any domain directly to your vault server.

Storing passwords with a SaaS provider means trusting their security posture, their employees, and their legal obligations to hand data to governments. Self-hosting on an AnubizHost offshore VPS eliminates all three risks. Your Vaultwarden instance runs on hardware isolated to you, in a jurisdiction that does not enforce US or EU data retention mandates. AnubizHost accepts crypto payments so your hosting account itself carries no payment data linkage. Regular encrypted backups of the /vw-data volume to another offshore location complete a privacy-first password management setup that no commercial provider can match.