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Конвертировать BCUP в KDBX

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Возможно ли конвертировать BCUP в KDBX?
Да - BCUP конвертируется в KDBX.

KeePassXC has no native Buttercup importer, so the reliable route is two steps. Use buttercup-to-keepass (or Buttercup's CSV export) to turn the vault into a .csv, then in KeePassXC create a database and use Database > Import > CSV file. Delete the intermediate CSV afterwards.

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Зачем конвертировать BCUP в KDBX?

A .bcup is a Buttercup vault and .KDBX is the KeePass database format, so people convert when moving from Buttercup to the KeePass ecosystem. Because no tool reads .bcup directly into KeePass, CSV is the accepted bridge between the two.

Способы конвертации BCUP в KDBX

buttercup-to-keepass + KeePassXC OPEN-SOURCE

Run npx buttercup-to-keepass -s vault.bcup -p <master> -t vault.csv -c, then in KeePassXC choose Database > Import > CSV file and map the columns into a new .kdbx.

Buttercup Desktop CSV + KeePassXC FREE

Export the vault to .csv from Buttercup's export menu, then import it via KeePassXC's Database > Import > CSV file wizard to build the .kdbx.

pass-import OPEN-SOURCE

The pass-import tool understands both the buttercup and keepassxc formats and can act as the intermediate converter on Linux/macOS.

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Качество и на что обратить внимание

  • There is no one-click Buttercup-to-KeePass path; the CSV middle step means a plaintext file exists briefly and must be securely deleted.
  • Group hierarchy, attachments and custom fields may not survive the CSV bridge, so expect a flattened entry list to verify after import.
  • OTP/2FA secrets only transfer if you export them explicitly (e.g. the -o otp flag), and you must still map the CSV columns correctly in KeePassXC.

Часто задаваемые вопросы

Can KeePassXC open a .bcup file directly?
No. Native Buttercup import has been requested but not implemented, so you must go through CSV.
How do I import the CSV into KeePassXC?
Create or open a .kdbx database, then use Database > Import > CSV file and match each column to the correct KeePass field.
Will my 2FA codes come across?
Only if the CSV export includes OTP secrets (for example the -o otp option); otherwise they are lost.
Is the process reversible?
Buttercup can also import KeePass files, but note it cannot read .kdbx databases that use Argon2 key derivation.