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They are encrypting it locally. It isn't anything to doubt- it's been shown time and time again. Nowhere in the payload that gets sent to them is your key. The

They are encrypting it locally. It isn't anything to doubt- it's been shown time and time again. Nowhere in the payload that gets sent to them is your key. The only way you could consider your passwords compromised is if you think there's already a rainbow table out there to decrypt everything, which is ludicrous.

bad_user 11y ago
OK, I don't know how it works then.
- Spoom 11y ago
  The encryption happens in a browser extension or mobile app, or in client-side Javascript in the case of accessing it directly through their website.