Can I migrate users from a hosted Exchange 2010 to Office 365 Enterprise E1 without the need of third party software?

I am hoping I am posting to the correct forum. We are currently using a hosted Exchange 2010 service through Intermedia and due to continuing issues with them and the pricing, we are getting ready to migrate to Microsoft’s Office 365 Enterprise
E1 platform. My question is this, besides the fact that we will need to set up ADFS for SSO, will I be able to migrate our existing mailboxes from Intermedia to Office 365 without having to purchase additional software?
The current configuration we have with Intermedia allows for us to use OWA and our OST files for our current users are cached locally on the workstations.
We also do not have any public folders in use. I have searched the web, but I have not been able to find a definitive answer or steps that I should take to prepare for this type of migration.
Any suggestions on this matter would be appreciated. Thank you.

It looks as I should be able to from reading that article. Not sure why the company that want to set this all up for me wanted $12,000 for something I can do with 6 steps.
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