Password Manager

This is the single most important page in this entire documentation. The password manager holds the keys to nearly every online account, service, and subscription. Getting into it unlocks everything else.

Password Manager Details

Where to Find the Master Password

IMPORTANT: The master password is not stored digitally for security reasons. It can be found:

• [e.g., "Written on a card in the fireproof safe in the office closet"]
• [e.g., "Sealed envelope with attorney [Name] at [Firm]"]
• [e.g., "[Person's name] also knows it"]

How to Log In

1. Go to [URL — e.g., vault.bitwarden.com] or download the app
2. Enter the account email listed above
3. Enter the master password from the physical location described above
4. You may need a two-factor code — see the "Two-Factor Authentication Devices" page

What's Inside

Once you're in, you can search for any account by name. Each entry has the username, password, and usually the website URL. Important categories to look for:

• Banking & Financial — bank logins, investment accounts, credit cards
• Insurance — home, auto, life, health
• Utilities — electric, gas, water, internet
• Email — email account passwords
• Government — IRS, Social Security, DMV
• Subscriptions — streaming, software, memberships

Emergency Access Feature

[Does your password manager have an Emergency Access or Trusted Contact feature? If so, who is set up as the trusted contact and how does it work?]