Overview

Murena Passwords lets you store and synchronize passwords between Murena Workspace and compatible clients such as the Passwords app on /e/OS.

Tip: The /e/OS app will be available starting with /e/OS v4.1 (July 2026).

What Murena Passwords protects

  • Your saved credentials are stored in a dedicated password vault.
  • This password vault is called Murena Passwords and is client-side encrypted.
  • By default, you unlock Murena Passwords with your Murena Workspace password.
  • From the web version of Passwords, you can instead turn on Use a different password than my account password to enable end-to-end encryption (Settings → Encryption) to protect Murena Passwords with a password of its own, decoupled from your Murena Workspace password. That password cannot be recovered if you lose it, and you can switch back to your account password at any time from the same settings.
Tip: If you previously enabled End-to-End Encryption (E2EE) in the Passwords app settings, you are already using this separate password to unlock your vault.

How to access your passwords

  1. Open Murena Passwords.
  2. Enter your Murena Workspace password — or your separate encryption password, if you set one up — to unlock Murena Passwords.
  3. Access your saved passwords.

Changing your Murena Workspace password

If you change your Murena Workspace password, Murena Passwords is re-encrypted with the new password during the process — unless you set up a separate encryption password, in which case the Murena Passwords is not affected.

Resetting your Murena Workspace password

Caution: Resetting your Murena Workspace password may result in the deletion of all your encrypted data (e.g., passwords) unless you had set up a separate encryption password.

If you reset your Murena Workspace password through a “Forgot Password” flow and really cannot remember your previous password, the encryption password of Murena Passwords must be reset as well: this means you will lose all passwords currently stored in it. This does not apply if you had set up a separate encryption password beforehand — your Passwords app stays intact and is unaffected by the reset.

Tip: Before resetting your password, check the Passwords app on another device to see if your Murena Workspace password is saved there. If it is, you can retrieve it instead of resetting your password and losing access to your credentials saved in Passwords.

FAQ

Which password do I need to unlock Murena Passwords?

Your Murena Workspace password by default.

If you had set up a separate encryption password (Settings → Encryption → Use a different password than my account password to enable end-to-end encryption in the web version of Passwords) or enabled End-to-End Encryption (E2EE) in the previous version of Passwords, use that password instead.

What should I do if the password is refused?

Make sure you are entering the correct password for your setup:

  • your Murena Workspace password, by default
  • your separate encryption password, if you had set one up

Can I define a different encryption password for Murena Passwords?

Yes. In the web version of Passwords, go to Settings → Encryption and turn on Use a different password than my account password to enable end-to-end encryption. Keep that password safe: it cannot be recovered if you lose it. You can switch back to your Murena Workspace password at any time from the same settings.