I recently switched to Enpass[1] and am reasonably happy with it: it might be an alternative for you to consider as well. It's very much a 1Password ripoff, wh

I recently switched to Enpass[1] and am reasonably happy with it: it might be an alternative for you to consider as well. It's very much a 1Password ripoff, which I mean as a compliment: the UI will be familiar to you. It's not nearly as polished as 1Password, but there don't seem to be many native password managers that are. Their desktop clients are free, and their mobile clients are flat licenses (actually free downloads with limited functionality as a demo, and in-app purchase to unlock, but whatever). Sync options are actually a bit better than 1Password I think: the usual suspects like Dropbox are there, but you can also sync over your own webdav server if you want to. I switched because I wanted something that had a decent Linux client. If 1Password is going the way of subscription pricing, it seems like I made my switch none too soon. [1]: https://www.enpass.io/ https://www.enpass.io/