The circular economy is a promising approach to sustainability, and the remanufacturing process is one of the most appropriate practices, as it occupies the highest level of a product’s value chain. In this context, digital technologies are increasingly recognized as a powerful tool to support the transition to the circular economy. However, there is still a lack of studies that address the integration between remanufacturing and digital transformation and how digital technologies can impact the circular transition. This article reviews the literature that addresses this research gap. The results suggest that, although digital technologies are modifying business processes and models bringing potential benefits, there are risks from economic, social, technological and political perspectives.