Bitwarden Desktop 2026.10.3 Fixes LastPass Import Logins
A small desktop update clears up a LastPass import login error and corrects the commercial Chocolatey package.
David FischerSwitching password managers is one of those chores people put off for years, and the moment you finally try it, the import throws a server error at you. That was the situation for some people moving over from LastPass, and Bitwarden has now patched it.
Bitwarden Desktop 2026.10.3 repairs the direct LastPass import, where signing in to LastPass from inside Bitwarden could fail with a 500 error. The matching browser extension build, 2026.10.2, carries the same fix, so the move works from either place. If you have been copying a CSV export around as a workaround, you can try the direct route again.
The Bitwarden vault across devices. The image is an official brand screenshot, not a capture of this release.
A fix for the commercial package
The release also corrects the commercial Chocolatey package, which now points at the commercial installer. That matters mostly to people who roll the app out through the package manager on work machines. Everyone else will not notice it. There is no new feature here, no redesign and no change to how your vault works, so the update installs quickly and keeps your setup as it was.
Our verdict
Update if you are in the middle of leaving LastPass or you manage Bitwarden through Chocolatey. Everyone else can let the app update itself when it gets around to it. It is a tidy maintenance build from a password manager that keeps shipping steadily, and that regularity is a good sign for something that guards your logins.
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David Fischer
I am a technology writer for UpdateStar, covering software, security, and privacy as well as research and innovation in information security. I worked as an editor for German computer magazines for more than a decade before starting to be a team member at UpdateStar.