Bitwarden review
If someone helps run a creator website, I want them to have the login they need for that job. My own email and payout logins can stay in my personal vault. Bitwarden gives me a place to separate the two, and its export options matter if either vault needs a backup.
Who owns the shared login?
Moving an item into a Bitwarden organization transfers ownership to that organization. A collection then determines which members can access it. I’d put the website login in a collection for the people maintaining the site. An export of my personal vault would leave that login out. Someone with the right permissions has to back up the organization’s items separately.
SexWorkCEO is a useful read when you’re deciding which parts of your business to hand off. Bitwarden helps with the next question. Who gets access to the accounts needed for that work?
Pick the backup that fits the job
Bitwarden’s Account restricted export opens back into the account that made it. Creating another account with the same email does not make the file work there. With the Password protected option, you can import the file into another Bitwarden account using the password you chose for the file. Both are encrypted JSON options. Ordinary CSV and JSON exports are readable files.
Anabel’s take
Before I counted on a backup, I’d check which vault it came from and where I could open it. A file that leaves out the shared website login won’t help with that login when I need it.