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Encryptr End of Life

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Adam Tervort
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Encryptr has reached end-of-life as of March 4th, 2021.

SpiderOak has discontinued the Encryptr product suite so we can focus our investment on supporting new product offerings in Zero-Trust communication and collaboration.

The product was discontinued on March 4th, 2021. Technical assistance and software updates from SpiderOak will no longer be available for Encryptr from this date forward.

We are working closely with 1Password and BitWarden to ensure your business continuity as we proceed with this process and have included detailed instructions to make the transition as easy as possible. For details on migrating your data from Encryptr to one of these solutions, please see below.

Sunsetting Timeline

  • 2020-11-11: Sunsetting announcement
  • 2021-03-04: Encryptr service final shutdown

 

Moving from Encryptr to BitWarden

1. Launch Encryptr

First, ensure Encryptr version 2.1.0 (desktop only) is installed on your computer. Launch the Encryptr application and login. You will notice a synchronization bar moving along the top of the application. Allow Encryptr to remain open while this process is engaged.

2. Download

After the synchronization bar disappears, you will see the
download button in the top right corner of the application
illuminate. Select this button.

3. Save

This will open a system window save prompt. Select where you
wish the file to be saved, and do so.

4. Open Bitwarden

Navigate to Bitwarden.com and create your account if need be, or
login if you have already done so.

5. Import Data

Once logged in, select the ‘Tools’ option along the top of the
page, then select the ‘Import Data’ option along the side.

6. Select Encryptr

From the dropdown, find the Encryptr option and select it.

7. Choose File

Select ‘Choose File’ on this page. Next you will need to find the file
we saved from Encryptr earlier. Locate it and select it to be
uploaded.

8. Import Data

Select the ‘Import Data’ button and you’re ready to go!

Moving from Encryptr to 1Password

1. Launch Encryptr

First, ensure Encryptr version 2.1.0 (desktop only) is installed on your computer.Launch the Encryptr application and login. You will notice a synchronization bar moving along the top of the application. AllowEncryptr to remain open while this process is engaged.

2. Download

After the synchronization bar disappears, you will see the
download button in the top right corner of the application
illuminate. Select this button.

3. Save

This will open a system window save prompt. Select where you
wish the file to be saved, and do so.

4. Create 1Password account

Navigate to 1Password.com and login, or create an account if
needed.

5. Import

Once logged in, select the dropdown beneath your name in the
upper right hand corner of the page. Select ‘Import’ from this
dropdown.

6. Select Encryptr

From this import page, choose the listed Encryptr option if it is
shown, otherwise choose the ‘Other’ option.

7. Upload

Navigate your local system directory to find your Encryptr export
file and upload it

8. Import Data

Follow the prompts to review the data you are looking to upload
until you are prompted to Import.

Finished! You're ready to go!

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Download version 2.10

Windows

Windows XP or newer (2.1.0)

Mac

MacOS 10.7+ (2.1.0)

Linux

Debian 64 bit (2.1.0)

RPM 64 bit (2.1.0)


Release Notes 

Note: In-app these downloads will report being version 2.0.0. As long as you have the download icon in the top right of the Encryptr application you are actually on 2.1.0.