Bitwarden is perfect in regards to keeping your passwords safe. In fact it's a little too perfect. When you get an Open-Source project like this it's usually a crap shoot on what you're gonna get. Some features may be missing. Like account recovery, Autofill and Autosave on default making any phishing site look even more fishy when you rely on autofills to check the url for you. If you are this paranoid that you would switch from lastpass. Keep your passwords on an encrypted USB. Or use lastpass and don't save your email account.

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I am a paying user, I really like bitwarden. It can be annoying that the addon loses track of where you were when you click away from it, but that also can be a handy anti feature.

Best password manager with a lot of advanced sub-domain specific options. Also cheaper than Lastpass and less annoying. And hotkey pop-up works in Firefox.

Extremely good service and extension. Must have.

Not as feature rich or as easy to use as some other password managers, but there is a completely free tier that has like 95% of what you'd need and even the premium tier is only like $10 a year.

A really efficient way to manage a bulk package of accounts in a semantic way.

Requires the master password WAY too much. Issues with password generator and defining what requirements the password needs. Can't save passwords for sites because the "Save Password" notification disappears too fast to click. Ended up going back to LastPass despite the horrible direction that company went. Will continue to look for something better.