It's not broken; to be fair, I would definitely call keepassxc better/more up-to-date but it hasn't been as battle-tested as keepassx (even though it's the same

It's not broken; to be fair, I would definitely call keepassxc better/more up-to-date but it hasn't been as battle-tested as keepassx (even though it's the same codebase). They're both just as appropriate to use, which is why I recommend keepassx. I do use keepassxc myself however.