I love using KeePass. I keep the database file at home and only use it remotely with a plugin to allow accessing it via SSH so that the file is never (permanent

I love using KeePass. I keep the database file at home and only use it remotely with a plugin to allow accessing it via SSH so that the file is never (permanently) stored on disk. I like to think that this is even more secure than other methods since even if someone were to log keystrokes, they would need to know the SSH server details as well to actually gain access to the file. It can also be used to store 2FA secrets and KeePass2Android lets you generate the TOTP pretty easily so you're not relying on an app such as Google Authenticator which (last time I used it) doesn't backup secrets, and app itself isn't password protected.