What will other users do without Dropbox Passwords?

This is the link to the step by step guide Dropbox sent.

It is now 15 Oct and I cannot find how to download the CSV.  Any help is appreciated.

I realized my Eero subscription includes a free 1Password subscription!!  I removed my autopay from Dropbox and purchased a M365 subscription and will be using OneDrive going forward.  Family subscription is the same price as Dropbox and I get 6TB storage across 6 accounts plus the other Microsoft apps.  It’s a no brainer for me.  Not sure how Dropbox stays in business! 

Hello everyone,

I wanted to express my dissatisfaction regarding the announcement of the discontinuation of Dropbox Passwords at the end of October 2025. Like many of you, I relied on this feature to manage my passwords securely and seamlessly within my Dropbox subscription. It’s a major disappointment to see this feature removed without Dropbox adjusting its pricing accordingly. Instead of compensating for the loss of this added value, the subscription prices remain unchanged, making the service less appealing for loyal users like myself.

For those looking for a reliable alternative, I highly recommend Bitdefender Passwords. This password manager is included in certain Bitdefender family subscriptions, such as the Family Pack, which provides comprehensive protection for the entire family at no additional cost for this feature. I’ve already started migrating my data to this solution, which integrates well and offers advanced security options.

Feel free to share your experiences or other suggestions in the comments. Let’s hope Dropbox takes the community’s feedback into account!

Best regards,  

I can update to add that my initial attempts were on my PC, and this is where I encountered the inability to delete or reset passwords. I occasionally used Dropbox Passwords on my android devices but found it too cumbersome and so switched to Google passwords on those devices. However, yesterday I opened the app on my phone and I was able to successfully delete my passwords, one by one. I only got through about 100 of the 400+, but today checked in on my PC and those 100 are definitely gone. It's tedious having to do it one by one, and while I accept that Dropbox is scuttling the app, I feel pretty cheated that they are making it so hard to remove all of my passwords from their system. Almost like they initiated the divorce and they are retaining custody my passwords. The password integration is one of the main reasons I have kept the paid subscription.

I have this same concern - I asked Dropbox this Q and this was there response:

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Thanks for contacting Dropbox Support. My name is Richard and I'll be assisting you today.
Based on the description provided, I understand that you would like to ask about deleting your passwords from Dropbox Passwords feature.

I would be happy to help resolve this issue right away.
 
Please note that your passwords won't be automatically deleted from the application, however you can unlink the Dropbox Passwords app from your devices using the Dropbox settings page for your account.
 

• Login to your account on dropbox.com
• Go to https://www.dropbox.com/account/connected_apps
• Scroll down to the section "View Dropbox content"
• You will see entries for "DB Passwords Android", "DB Passwords iOS and Mac" and "DB Passwords Windows", depending on how many different devices you have setup Passwords on
• Click on an entry, and select "Disconnect" to unlink your Dropbox Passwords account from that device

 
If you are planning to remove unlink Dropbox Passwords on all of your devices, please ensure that you have printed or saved your recovery words beforehand, as otherwise you will not be able to gain access to your Passwords account again.
 
Moreover, Dropbox Passwords is separate from your main Dropbox account. Deleting files in your main Dropbox account does not impact the websites, usernames, passwords, and notes stored in Dropbox Passwords.
 
If you wish to delete all websites, usernames, passwords, and notes from your Dropbox Passwords account, you can do so by selecting "Reset" or "Reset Account" from the settings menu of the Passwords application. This will permanently remove all data.
 
Due to the permanent destructive nature of this action, you will be prompted to export all of your saved Passwords to a .csv file, so that if you later need access to these passwords you can import them again. This step can be skipped, however I would recommend that you export your passwords to a .csv file, and store them somewhere safe.
 
Note that if you delete your entire Dropbox account, then all of your passwords will also be deleted - remember to export your Passwords first if you plan to delete your Dropbox account.

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Which I found less than helpful - that "passwords won't be automatically deleted from the application" :(

Exported passwords to another program, what I'm wondering is what happens to my passwords on Dropbox? The official answer is that I can't delete the passwords unless I also delete my Dropbox account, which for now I want to keep. But when I try to delete my passwords individually, or change or somehow make the information unusable, I get a message about the app going away; it won't let me delete anything. I don't like that Dropbox is keeping this information and would like to know that it is erased.

I’ll be dropping Dropbox altogether.  Why would I pay for just file storage when I can get a MS 365 family account for the same price? 

I use Bitwarden and I'm happy with it ;-)

Take a look at Nord Passwords. Much nicer user experience than Dropbox Passwords. And there's a free tier. Moving from DB Passwords is super easy with a simple CSV upload.