If you use Dropbox Passwords, take note, it’s shutting down, with the first changes coming in days. Here’s all you need to know.

Dropbox is nixing its password manager after just five years of service. Users will have until October to gather their data.

Dropbox has announced it will discontinue Dropbox Passwords on October 28, ending the five-year run of its credential management service.

Dropbox will begin a phased winddown of its password manager next month, and data cannot be recovered after the final shutdown date on October 28. The

Dropbox has announced that it is preparing to sunset its password manager. According to a help center document, the decision was made so that the company can “focus on enhancing other features in our core product.” The full service is scheduled to be discontinued on October 28, 2025, but the shutdown will be carried out in phases.

Dropbox is discontinuing its password manager. The tool, Dropbox Passwords, will be discontinued on October 28th, and the company is recommending that you transfer your passwords to another app like 1Password ahead of that date.

After five years in the password manager space, Dropbox is planning to shut down the security application designed to host all of your credentials. Dropbox says it will instead "focus on enhancing other features in our core product.