The Mooltipass is a hardware password keeper: a small USB or Bluetooth device that stores login credentials offline and types them into the computer as keyboard input, so no driver is needed. Access is protected by a PIN-locked smartcard that holds the AES-256 decryption key, and three wrong attempts permanently disable the card. The manufacturer describes it as an offline password keeper whose credentials stay on the device and do not depend on the security of the computer it is connected to.
The device is developed and sold by Stephan Electronics Sàrl in Lausanne, Switzerland. Its firmware and companion software are published on GitHub under the GPL-3.0 licence, so the code can be audited and compiled independently. The website describes credentials as stored on the device rather than in a cloud service. For a European organisation, the trust boundary therefore sits with the device and its user. The website names neither a parent company nor a hosting provider.