iPad Delete Twitter passwords/Account

[DA23Gam]

iPad
Having decided to quit twitter I've deleted the app & deleted the twitter password/account in Settings - Passwords and also in Bitwarden.
Just to check I then re-installed the app and discovered that it automatically logs me in to twitter using my previous account.
I'm unable to deactivate my account in twitter because I no longer have the required password.
How do I stop the iPad from logging me into twitter?

 

[sparksd]

Can you go into Settings->Passwords and edit/delete the password there?

 

[DA23Gam]

Yes, I already did that.
Is the password/account stored in the iCloud? If so, how do I delete that?

 

[iStorm]

Is the password/account stored in the iCloud? If so, how do I delete that?

Yes, but you already checked that (Settings->Passwords).

You didn't use "Sign in with Apple", did you? Check Settings->Apple ID->Password & Security->Sign in with Apple and see if Twitter is listed there.

 

[DA23Gam]

I've checked everywhere the password or a mention of twitter might be stored, even the cache (and rebooted). So far I've not found it.

 

[iStorm]

In the Twitter app, go to Settings and privacy -> Security and account access -> Connected accounts. Is there anything listed there?

 

[DA23Gam]

No, nothing there.

 

[ht5pilot]

How long did you wait after you deactivated your Twitter account to log back in? Normally you have to wait 30 days before your account has been officially deactivated.

 

[DA23Gam]

It's now some 3 months since my original enquiry so I'm struggling to remember.
I've always been a little confused with 'Sign in with Apple'. For example, when I've attempted to unsubscribe from some apps/services or to change my log in password they require me enter my original or log in password, but of course I don't have one! If I go to Settings/Apple ID/Password & Security/Sign in with Apple/Apps using Apple ID: I can delete the App from the list. However, I'm unable to go to the App itself and delete my account or change my password because it requires my non-existent password!
Now, I'm not so much complaining about 'Sign in with Apple' because it does add a layer of security, it's just that, in some instances it does confuse me.