Simple alternative: storing passwords in gpg encrypted files and using emacs. Emacs has EasyPG so when you create a file with .gpg extension and try to save it

Simple alternative: storing passwords in gpg encrypted files and using emacs. Emacs has EasyPG so when you create a file with .gpg extension and try to save it prompts you for a password to encrypt this file with. Similarly if you open a .gpg file it asks you for a password for decrypting it. This way your only dependency is emacs and you can store passwords file wherever you like. And you don't expose names of sites you need passwords for.