2026.1.1 Release Notes

2026.1.1

(The listed release number is for the Bitwarden Server, other version numbers released in this cycle also include Web 2026.1.1, Browser Extension 2026.1.0, Mobile 2026.1.0, Desktop 2026.1.0, and CLI 2026.1.0)

Password Manager

  • Phishing blocker: Using the browser extension, Bitwarden premium and families users will have access to the phishing blocker, which will notify users when navigating to known phishing websites.

  • Unlock with passkeys: Passkeys can now unlock your web app or browser extension. This grows existing passkey support beyond logging in, letting you access your vault without entering the master password.

  • Desktop app UI update: The desktop app UI has been updated, and more updates will follow.

  • New default width for extensions: Browser extensions have a new, wider default width. You can change back to the narrow version interface or to an extra wide one from the Appearance menu.

:warning: Note

  • This release includes an update of our Linux desktop to Electron 39. Users of the Bitwarden Flatpak application on Fedora-based Linux distributions with KDE may experience issues with the clipboard when importing SSH keys. This is a known issue that Bitwarden is investigating.

 

Self-host

  • Enhanced error log redaction: Error logs created for authentication tokens that are invalid, expired, or have an incorrect issuer, audience, or signature, now redact all personally identifiable information (PII) and authentication data.

 


Additions from the GitHub releases:

 

Server 2026.1.1

  • Removed feature flag for disabling type zero encryption
  • Removed feature flag for notifications to locked and inactive accounts
  • Removed feature flag for redirect on SSO required error
  • Users who inherit Premium from their organization membership now have 5Gb of storage
  • Added new endpoints for Send
  • Updates to email copy
  • Security fixes for logging
  • Various under-the-hood improvements and minor bug fixes

 

Web Vault 2026.1.1

  • Users can now unlock with passkey
  • Update name and interaction for enabling Centralize organization ownership policy
  • Bug-fix for at risk password warning not disappearing
  • Various under-the-hood improvements and minor bug fixes

Thank you! :blue_heart: A big shout-out to the following community members for their contributions!

  • olfek - Pass more inclusive user verification Boolean to setAbortTimeout

 

Browser extension 2026.1.0

  • (will be added when released)

 

Desktop app 2026.1.0

  • (will be added when released)

 

CLI 2026.1.0

  • (will be added when released)

 

Android Password Manager 2026.1.0 (21141) – Overview

  • Fixed issue where password-protected exports couldn’t be imported
  • Fixed passkey authentication issue when using PIN with Never Lock timeout setting
  • Several under the hood performance and security improvements

 

Android Authenticator 2026.1.0 (1167) – Overview

  • Several under the hood performance and security improvements

 

iOS Password Manager 2026.1.0 (2847) – Overview

  • Improved autofill reliability
  • Fixed authentication hanging when using passkeys in autofill
  • Fixed issue preventing import of password-protected exports
  • Several under the hood performance and security improvements

 

iOS Authenticator 2026.1.0 (418) – Overview

  • Several under the hood performance and security improvements

 

To keep everything in one place, new versions within this Release cycle will be added to this first post. (and I only report the Release Notes here as they can be found – I’m not a Bitwarden employee)

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Where did you read this about the browser extension?

Apart from that, I just logged in to my web vault with a passkey and locked it. How am I supposed to unlock it with the same passkey???

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Hey @kpiris, this feature will be available shortly in the web app and later this week in Chromium-based browser extensions that support PRF.

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It’s from the official 2026.1.1 Release Notes: Release Notes | Bitwarden :wink:

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