What it does
Kaspersky Password Manager stores account credentials, passkeys, documents and card details, with folders and syncing across supported devices.
Kaspersky Password Manager treats the vault as a place for both account records and private documents. Folders provide a practical way to separate banking information, household accounts and document scans instead of leaving everything in one long list. Its product page describes filling logins across websites and apps and lists Windows, macOS, Android and iOS. Start with a small set of records on the devices you actually use. Keep recovery arrangements outside the vault as well: storing a document and being able to regain access to it are different parts of the workflow.
The FAQ sets a small free allowance: five entries in total across passwords and confidential documents. Someone planning to store both logins and document scans will need to count both toward that cap.
Strengths
- Stores credentials and private documents
- Folder organization and cross-device syncing
Best for
- Individuals organizing account and document records together
Sources
- Kaspersky Password Manager | Kaspersky (Oct 26, 2026)