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Yes it is. The new release even brings local vault to Windows.

• fnordsensei 8y ago
  From what I'm reading now, it seems like it's read-only. Only to get things from a vault onto their servers. I still don't understand how the revenue model (subscriptions) necessitates the technical solution (cloud storage).
  • bwoodruff 8y ago
    > From what I'm reading now, it seems like it's read-only. Only to get things from a vault onto their servers. With 1Password 6 for Windows that is the case, but not with 1Password 7. > I still don't understand how the revenue model (subscriptions) necessitates the technical solution (cloud storage). It doesn't. But that is the recommended solution. You _can_ subscribe and use a standalone vault. But you're missing out on functionality that you're paying for that way. Ben Woodruff AgileBits
    • fnordsensei 8y ago
      Thank you Ben. Yes, I get that. There's a subset (maybe 10-20%) of data that I can't (in some cases because of legislation)/don't want to put in the cloud, while the majority would be just fine. So, yes, I'd have to accept the compromise. Thank you again, I have now acquired a subscription and version 7 looks very nice indeed.