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Bitwarden lets you store passkeys in its vault, which I think is what you’re asking for? It’s mentioned in the post too.

I have some passkeys in my Bitwarden, and my Bitwarden account is protected with a USB + NFC Yubikey.

The experience is inconsistent across phone platforms at the moment, but it works great on computers. On Android, it currently only lets you use a password manager if the passkey is your primary credential for logging into the site. Android doesn’t support passkeys from password managers for 2FA yet.

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Bitwarden lets you store passkeys in its vault, which I think is what you’re asking for? It’s mentioned in the post too. The experience is inconsistent across phone platforms at the moment, but it works great on computers.

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Bitwarden lets you store passkeys in its vault, which I think is what you’re asking for?