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Kaspersky Password Manager protects your sensitive data using strong security features, including AES-256 encryption and a main password only you know. Your password vault is stored using cloud storage, and the standalone browser extension plus autofill capabilities add convenience without sacrificing safety. The tool also includes password check functions and warns about reused passwords or risks on the dark web.

Yes, Kaspersky Password Manager has a free version with all core features, but it limits you to five total entries for passwords, cards, or documents. To unlock unlimited storage and full functionality, you’ll need the paid version, which also offers a 15-day free trial for new users.

The Premium version of Kaspersky Password Manager costs $16.99 for the first year, renewing at $22.99 per year. It includes unlimited storage, cross-device sync, advanced security checks, and autofill features. You can buy it as a standalone product or bundled with Kaspersky Standard or their antivirus suites through your My Kaspersky account.

Yes, Kaspersky offers iOS devices a lightweight security app along with access to Kaspersky Password Manager via the App Store, giving iPhone users features like secure vault access and quick access to saved logins. Android users can download the app from the Google Play Store as well. The mobile apps work with Microsoft Authenticator.