Reports

Reports are helpful for changing up passwords, cycling passwords, and updating anything that may be stale or exposed. Reports can be found under the Tools section of Bitwarden. For information on the reports available, see Bitwarden Password Reports.

A quick note on the Exposed Passwords Report from Upstream Documentation:

This report uses a trusted web service to search the first 5 digits of the hash of all your passwords in a database of known leaked passwords. The returned matching list of hashes is then locally compared with the full hash of your passwords. That comparison is only done locally to preserve your k-anonymity.

Why use the first 5 digits of password hashes?

If the report was performed with your actual passwords, it doesn’t matter if they were exposed or not, you would be voluntarily leaking it to the service. This report’s result may not mean your individual account has been compromised, rather that you are using a password that has been found in these databases of exposed passwords, however you should avoid using leaked and non-unique passwords.