Bulk Password Breach Checker - Private & Local
Zero-Trust Utilities
Supported: Bitwarden (CSV/JSON), 1Password (CSV), KeePass (CSV). Privacy Note: Hashing and matching happen locally. Only 5-character prefixes are sent to the HIBP API.
What is Bulk Password Breach Checker - Private & Local?
How it works
Features & Benefits
- Check 1000s of passwords in seconds - no more manual one-by-one checks
- Uses k-anonymity: only the first 5 characters of your password's hash ever leave your browser
- Your actual passwords never touch the network or our servers
- Support for major password manager exports (Bitwarden, KeePass, 1Password)
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it safe to paste my passwords here?
Yes, because they never leave your browser. You can even disconnect your internet after the page loads (though the API check requires a connection to fetch the range results).
How does the k-anonymity Range API work?
By sending only 5 chars of the hash, you are 'hiding in a crowd'. The server returns thousands of possible matches, and only your browser knows which one (if any) is yours.
Which export formats are supported?
We support Bitwarden (CSV/JSON), KeePass (CSV), and 1Password (CSV). You can also paste a raw list of passwords.
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