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Collection and Use

Bitwarden processes two kinds of user data to deliver the Bitwarden Service: (i) Vault Data and (ii) Administrative Data.

(i) Vault Data

Vault Data includes all information stored within accounts to the Bitwarden Service, including but not limited to login credentials, attachments including photos, videos, images and other files, and may include Personal Information. If we host the Bitwarden Service for you, we will host Vault Data. Vault Data is encrypted using secure cryptographic keys under your control. Bitwarden cannot access Vault Data.You may add, modify, and delete Vault Data at any time.

(ii) Administrative Data

Bitwarden obtains Personal Information in connection with your account creation, usage of the Bitwarden Service and support, and payments for the Bitwarden Service such as names, emails address, phone and other contact information for users of the Bitwarden Service and the number of items in your Bitwarden Service account ("Administrative Data"). Bitwarden uses Administrative Data to provide the Bitwarden Service to you. We retain Administrative Data for as long as you are a customer of Bitwarden and as required by law. If you terminate your relationship with Bitwarden, we will delete your Personal Information in accordance with our data retention policies.

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