Bottom line, no other software will do a proper clone of an encrypted drive when the Bitlocker management has it in a locked, active state, thereby producing a cloned and encrypted drive. I.e., I’ve got a Bitlocker drive that’s encrypted, but when in Windows I have the option for Bitlocker management to have Bitlocker turned on or off (locked vs unlocked), even though the drive itself remains encrypted. BTW, you’re right that the files are accessible in a Bitlocker drive, but when I open Bitlocker management in Windows, there’s an option for Bitlocker to be in a locked (active bitlocker) or unlocked (bitlocker turned off, but the disc is not decrypted). Probably right in terms of the value for $129, considering what Casper Secure Drive offers is so unique.
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