Fastmail and Bitwarden to Offer New Email Alias Integration

New partnership is designed to expand on open-source standards for password management and private email

Fastmail, the privacy-focused email provider with a mission to expand online privacy and protect user data, announced their new partnership with Bitwarden, the open source password manager trusted by millions of users and businesses worldwide. This partnership is designed to integrate the open source Bitwarden platform with Fastmail’s open API. This is the second Masked Email integration of its kind and is currently available to Fastmail users.

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“Bitwarden is a fantastic password management platform, and their open-source model integrates seamlessly with our systems. The integration only took a few weeks to implement from start to finish,” said Fastmail COO, Helen Horstmann-Allen. “Partnerships between platforms like Fastmail and Bitwarden will only become more common as the world’s technology continues to become more integrated. Our expanded platform toolset creates exciting opportunities for developers and partners to give their customers access to Fastmail’s privacy-first tools right in their product.”

Features of this new integration will allow users to:
●    Generate Masked Email addresses through a browser extension
●    Create variations of your email address when interacting with different people, sites, or mailing lists
●    Build visibility into how services and vendors are using your data
●    Have greater control over how incoming email is filtered and blocked

“Bitwarden is committed to empowering people to access, store and share sensitive data easily and securely,” said Kyle Spearrin, Bitwarden CTO. “Integrating Fastmail for Masked Email addresses into the Bitwarden username generator gives our customers another layer of privacy and anonymity to their online accounts.”

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