I have been using Bitwarden just for passwords. I was unaware it also did ssh keys. I am on a Mac and I currently use my ssh keys in the .ssh folder to connect to several devices. I dont want to lose this because I will lose access to my devices. I also have clients that I connect to their AWS and other cloud platforms that I store their ssh keys in a folder for the clients. I would like to import these keys into Bitwarden and start using Bitwarden as my ssh key manager. I also use SecureCRT as my SSH Manager. How can I make this work? I have not found any good document on this. I found how to make Bitwarden the SSH manager on Mac, but not how to import and not lose my ssh keys as well as how to make it work with my SSH Manager. Please help.
Let me know if you had a chance to check out this Help Center article: Bitwarden SSH Agent | Bitwarden
I am on a Mac. I have imported two of my keys into Bitwarden. Ran option 1 from the Mac store (changed user to my user). I then exited the shell and restarted it. Enabled Bitwarden ssh-agent on the desktop client. No prompts. When I ran “ssh-add -L“ I only get my main key not the second key. Also how do I incorporate this into SecureCRT are the keys saved in the same directory or should I point SecureCRT to use the keys from a different directory?
The keys are not saved on disk. They are only held in system memory while Bitwarden desktop is open. As to the “no prompts” issue, the article that @dwbit linked explains how to configure the agent on Mac. You need to also export the correct environment variable so that the SSH client. For SecureCRT it looks like you need to also enable support in SecureCRT Tips - Authenticate once to multiple servers using SecureCRT's SSH agent support