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Bitwarden shifts store app builds to commercial license, keeps GitHub version under GPL

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Bitwarden announced on October 9 that upcoming releases of its password manager apps distributed through official stores will use a commercial license. The company stated its GPLv3 licensed version will continue to receive updates on GitHub. All current features will remain available in both versions, and the company maintains its commitment to a free plan. Bitwarden clarified that some future components may be developed exclusively for the commercially licensed builds. The change will begin with the next release, though no specific version number or delivery date was provided for all platforms.

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