We were able to successfully import a LastPass CSV file here. Need help? Contact the ExpressVPN Support Team for immediate assistance. Data can only be imported through your Web Vault, the browser version of the vault. Click the ExpressVPN Keys browser extension.csv file you downloaded Click in import data Now your Bitwarden's vault should have all of your passwords imported from Last pass. In Chrome, Opera, Edge, Vivaldi, or Brave, install the ExpressVPN Keys browser extension for Chrome. Go to your Bitwarden Vault Click on the tools link Click on the import data option Select the Lastpass csv format Select the last pass.
If you want to import logins into ExpressVPN Keys from a password manager service which is not listed above, follow these steps instead: Once unlocked, the browser extension will automatically proceed with auto-filling your credentials.
If your vault is locked when you attempt this, a new tab will open prompting you to unlock. Other data such as credit card details or saved notes will not be imported. csv, More Options > Advanced > Export, pass import lastpass file.csv. Without opening your browser extension, you can right-click on the username or password input field and use the Bitwarden Auto-fill option. You can import logins into ExpressVPN Keys from the following services:ĮxpressVPN Keys only supports importing logins (emails, usernames, and passwords). Important: ExpressVPN Keys is being gradually rolled out to all users on Windows, Mac, and Linux via a Chrome browser extension (compatible with Chrome, Opera, Edge, Vivaldi, and Brave), and in the ExpressVPN app for iOS and Android.