bw2pass is a Go tool that converts a Bitwarden JSON export into a Password Store (pass) compatible format. It organizes your passwords and secure notes into a hierarchical structure based on folders, domains, and entry types.

• Converts Bitwarden login entries and secure notes to Password Store format
• Organizes entries by folder structure (if present in Bitwarden)
• Creates a domain-based hierarchy for login entries
• Stores secure notes in a separate 'notes' directory
• Handles multiple entries with the same name by appending a counter
• Sanitizes folder and entry names for filesystem compatibility
• Preserves additional information such as URIs, TOTP, and notes

• Go
• pass (Password Store) installed and initialized on your system

Pre-Built binaries can be found under releases

1. Clone this repository:

git clone https://github.com/fvckgrimm/bw2pass.git
cd bw2pass

2. Build the tool:

go build -v -o bw2pass main.go

1. Export your Bitwarden vault as a JSON file.

2. Run the tool with your Bitwarden JSON export file:

./bw2pass path/to/your/bitwarden_export.json

3. The tool will process your Bitwarden export and insert entries into your Password Store.

The tool organizes your Password Store as follows:

- Login entries:
Password Store
├── folder_name_1
│   ├── example.com
│   │   └── login_entry
│   └── another-example.com
│       └── another_login_entry
└── example.com
└── login_entry

- Secure notes:
Password Store
├── folder_name_1
│   └── notes
│       └── secure_note_1
└── notes
├── secure_note_2
└── secure_note_3

• The tool uses the pass command-line utility to insert entries. Make sure you have initialized your Password Store before running this tool.
• Entries with the same name in the same location will have a counter appended (e.g., entry_name_1, entry_name_2).
• Folder and entry names are sanitized to ensure filesystem compatibility.