You meant the kdbx file right? not the separate keyfile you can use to secure the kdbx file with. I think the feeling is the same as the feeling of just leavin

You meant the kdbx file right? not the separate keyfile you can use to secure the kdbx file with. I think the feeling is the same as the feeling of just leaving your SSH private key "out there". Sure, it's protected with a passphrase, but I still don't want to do that. Can you trust Dropbox would never have security issues? See https://blogs.dropbox.com/dropbox/2011/06/yesterdays-authentication-bug/ https://blogs.dropbox.com/dropbox/2011/06/yesterdays-authent... Didn't matter if you have MFA or use a secure password.