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Option 1: Set Email password same as Bitwarden Password (probably not a good idea, but technically an option π)
Option 2: Make a Keepass Vault with the same password as Bitwarden, and put your Email password in it. Make sure to backup the keepass vault file to many different Hard Drives, SDDs, and cloud (file is encrypted so its probably safe in cloud)
Option 3: Move every password into Keepass.
Hurry, time is ticking, February is in a few days. (I'm moving to Keepass btw, already have my Email password in Keepass and the vault is backed up)
I've never used bit warden, but I migrated from Nordpass to keepass, I currently use a private key for my second form of Authentication so even if my vault is stolen it can't be decrypted cuz they would need the private key along with it
It's a stupid simple setup, because I use syncthing to synchronize my Vault across all systems, and I have syncthing set up that way it keeps three or four versions of the Vault active at a time so if I somehow managed to corrupt The Vault I can just use an older version, this way I only have one account that I'm locked out of instead of all accounts.
As for 2fa, yeah I do the same thing as the other guy my 2fa is stored in my vault. I used to use authy for everything, then they decided that it wasn't secure to have a desktop app, and since I don't have my phone on me at all times I decided just fuck it and threw it all in one location. It's less secure but there isn't a decent desktop 2fa app available that I know of. Technically I could make a seperate keepass vault only for 2fa but that would be a second password to remember