Targeted special reports

[rmunson1 (Robert Munson)]

Checking to see if it is possible to run a report? What I really want is ‘show me all passwords not changed since my initial import’ but an alternative would be ‘show me all passwords more than x days old’ - since I know when I imported, anything greater than x would have never been changed.

What I’m trying to do is divide my Bitwarden vault into ‘changed, good, secure passwords’ vs. ‘not’ and sift through those that I want to change.

[RogerDodger]

There is no way to currently do this inside the Vault, but there is an existing feature request:

Add report for "Password Age"

Hi! There are various options for checking password security inside Vault - Tools What about adding tool for “Unchanged passwords”? or “Aged passwords”? As we all know, database leaks happen all the time. It would come especially handy with services that contain personal information, but do not offer 2FA (and you can easily forget to change password every now and then). Currently Bitwarden keeps track on when and how many times you have changed account X’s password. However, it would take lo…

However, there is a way to sort entries by the age of the password outside the Vault using the Command-Line Interface (CLI). You can find more about that here:

Sort Vault Items by Revision Date Using the CLI

Sort vault items using the Bitwarden CLI along with a tool called jq with the following command: bw list items | jq ‘. |= sort_by(.revisionDate)’ Courtesy of @Chris_Magnuson Fyi, here is a PowerShell option for reviewing recently modified passwords vault items: (.\bw list items | ConvertFrom-Json) | Select-Object -Property Name, RevisionDate | Sort-Object -Property RevisionDate | Select-Object -First 10 Edit: The above post was revised on 2023-01-30, to make corrections to the PowerSh…