2025-09-01
AliasVault is an open-source, privacy-first password manager with a built-in email server and alias generator.
The latest version, 0.22.0, introduces four new languages, automatic clipboard clearing across all platforms, enhanced security protections against clickjacking, and a new all-in-one Docker image for easier self-hosting. This release also brings significant additional improvements to usability and security throughout the platform.
AliasVault is now officially available in six languages across all platforms. In addition to English and Dutch, we're excited to welcome:
This expansion is thanks to our amazing community contributors on Crowdin. The translations are available across the web app, browser extension, and mobile apps.
Want to help make AliasVault available in your native language? Learn how here.
We've implemented additional clickjacking protections in the browser extension to address recent security vulnerabilities affecting password managers. While AliasVault wasn't specifically targeted, we take security seriously and have added measures to detect new attack vectors and prevent autofill in suspicious situations.
Automatic clipboard clearing is now built into all platforms after copying sensitive values:
On Android, the mobile app also detects battery management restrictions to improve clipboard clearing reliability.
By popular request, AliasVault is now available as an optional single all-in-one Docker image for easier NAS and self-hosting setups. While this version is experimental, all data remains fully compatible between the standard multi-docker setup and the new all-in-one image.
Self-hosted users can switch freely between the two setups without data loss. Documentation and video tutorials for the all-in-one image will be available soon.
The admin panel now includes:
The next release will focus on updating the core data model to support additional credential types such as identities, credit cards, and more. It will also lay the groundwork for introducing passkey support.
Explore the full changelog on GitHub