Password Health shows how secure your passwords are and which ones to update first.
Open Password Health
Open Password Health in the web version
Before you start, make sure you have at least five logins in Dashlane that aren't excluded. Your total password count includes empty logins but not excluded logins.
- Select the Dashlane D icon in your browser toolbar and enter your Master Password if prompted. In the extension pop-up, select Open the web app.
- In the Tools section, select Password Health.
- Select Compromised, Reused, or Weak to filter your passwords, or select All to see every password in one list.
If you're a member of a professional plan with Spaces, select your Personal Space or Business Space in the side menu to see the score for each. Select All Spaces to see the combined score.
Use Spaces to separate your personal and work logins
Open Password Health in the Android app
Before you start, make sure you have at least five logins in Dashlane that aren't excluded. Your total password count includes empty logins but not excluded logins.
- Open the Dashlane app and enter your Master Password if prompted.
- Select the menu icon, shown as three horizontal lines.
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In the Tools section, select Password Health.
If you don't have any logins yet, Dashlane prompts you to add some.
- On the Password Health screen, scroll to see your score by category. To expand a category, select a category's right-pointing arrow.
If you're a member of a professional plan with Spaces, you see the Spaces icon, shown as a cube, in the side menu. Open the Spaces menu and choose your Personal Space, Business Space, or All. Then select Password Health in the side menu again.
Open Password Health in the iPhone app
Before you start, make sure you have at least five logins in Dashlane that aren't excluded. Your total password count doesn't include excluded or empty logins.
- Open the Dashlane app on your iPhone and enter your Master Password if prompted.
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Select Tools, and then select Password Health.
If you don't have any logins yet, Dashlane prompts you to add some.
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On the Password Health screen, scroll to see your score by category. Select See all to expand a category.
If you're a member of a professional plan with Spaces, Password Health shows the combined score for your Personal and Business Spaces. To see the score for one Space, select the Spaces icon, shown as a cube.
Open Password Health in the iPad or macOS app
Before you start, make sure you have at least five logins in Dashlane that aren't excluded. Your total password count doesn't include excluded or empty logins.
- Open the Dashlane app on your iPad or Mac and enter your Master Password if prompted.
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In the Tools section of the side menu, select Password Health.
If you don't have any logins yet, Dashlane prompts you to add some.
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On the Password Health page, scroll to see your score by category. Select See all to expand a category.
If you're a member of a professional plan with Spaces, Password Health shows the combined score for your Personal and Business Spaces. To see the score for one Space, select the Spaces icon, shown as a cube.
Update passwords that need attention
To raise your score, change your compromised, reused, and weak passwords. Use the Password Generator to create a strong, unique password for each account.
Video: Change a weak, reused, or compromised password with the Password Generator
Generate a password or passphrase using Dashlane
Edit your password
Exclude passwords from Password Health