Bitwarden cloud vault server ip address?

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Periodically, I monitor IP packets on my WAN interface and have noticed a 'chatty' TCP stream between my desktop mac and 199.232.193.91 which I don't recall seeing previously. There seems to be a correlation betwen starting Bitwarden password manager and the traffic. Bitwarden don't list the IP's they use, but say to identify their servers by domain name. A reverse DNS lookup of that IP does not return a result. A whois reports its address block is a owned by "Fastly, Inc.".

I'm trying to understand whether I have a problem or whether it is infact a genuine Bitwarden server IP. I've put this question to Bitwarden but haven't yet had a response. Just wondering if anyone here sees similar traffic or knows whether it is a genuine Bitwarden server?

Thanks
Andy
 
AndrewGawthrope said:
Periodically, I monitor IP packets on my WAN interface and have noticed a 'chatty' TCP stream between my desktop mac and 199.232.193.91 which I don't recall seeing previously. There seems to be a correlation betwen starting Bitwarden password manager and the traffic. Bitwarden don't list the IP's they use, but say to identify their servers by domain name. A reverse DNS lookup of that IP does not return a result. A whois reports its address block is a owned by "Fastly, Inc.".

I'm trying to understand whether I have a problem or whether it is infact a genuine Bitwarden server IP. I've put this question to Bitwarden but haven't yet had a response. Just wondering if anyone here sees similar traffic or knows whether it is a genuine Bitwarden server?

Thanks
Andy
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Bitwarden have confirmed that Fastly is one of their hosting providers so, I'm going to assume this traffic is ok.
 
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