"Unsharing" a password

[apastuszak (Andy Pastuszak)]

I have a Bitwarden Family Plan.

When I share a password with another family member the password gets moved out of my vault and into the family vault and added to a collection.

There is a password I shared with a family member that I no longer want to share with them. I went into the family collection and tried to remove the password from all collections, and I got an error that says it needs to be added to at least one collection. So, I figured I could just create a collection that only I have rights to and add it ot that.

But I would really rather move it back to my personal vault.

I can’t find any way to move a password between vaults without exporting it and importing it.

[cksapp (Kent)]

Hello @apastuszak,

You can see an answer to a similar question posted here.

Move a login from organization to user

Hello @Simo and welcome to the community, Due to the nature in how items are encrypted from your individual vault and then encrypted with an Organizational Vault for sharing purposes, items that are Moved into an Organization vault from your personal vault are essentially “owned” by that Organization at that point. What you can do though as an Owner of your Organization, is clone the items in your Organization vault and then clone these to your personal vault. Since these are Organization own…

In short, you will want to clone the items from your Organization back into your individual vault via the web-vault for items.

Alternately you can export from the Organizational Vault and condition the export from an shared organizational vault to import into a personal individual vault.

Hope this helps