[roustem]

The client source code is the where the most of the IP is. The server code is pretty dumb on it own, all it does is the sync and permissions.

One of the issues with Bitwarden encryption is the fact that every field is encrypted separately and that could provide more info to the attacker. For example, you could tell how many URLs in a particular login or if there is note for an item and how long it is.

[EMIRELADERO]

Noted, thank you. So why not source-available? I assumed you already published the non-copyrightable ideas in your public whitepaper. Is there a concern that even if the sources are made available under a "look but don't touch" basis (essentially all rights reserved) competitors would still gain an advantage by copying the non-copyrightable stuff like processes or ideas? (that are already public through the whitepapers and could reasonably still be obtained via reverse-engineering of the client binaries)