I haven't used it in a corporate setting, but personally I've been using Bitwarden[1] since November 2017 without a single hiccup. It's amazing. The best part:

I haven't used it in a corporate setting, but personally I've been using Bitwarden[1] since November 2017 without a single hiccup. It's amazing. The best part: it's open source, including all clients/apps (browser addons, desktop apps, smartphone apps). The server component being open source means you can host your own instance on-premise (clients let you specify a custom host to sync with to avoid using Bitwarden's public servers). Personal use is free, with an optional $10 per YEAR (not per month) addon that adds a built-in TOTP client (ie. Google Authenticator compatible two-factor auth). There are also "Organization" accounts at extra cost for more enterprise-level usage, including sharing credentials among teams. Note: I believe that even if you host on-premise using the open source code, it expects a paid license for the extra features (TOTP and Organization accounts), at $3-5/month per user. [1] https://bitwarden.com/ https://bitwarden.com/