Looks like a good reminder that as long as you're not hosting it, you're at the whims of the developers. I chose KeePass a while ago and I'm satisfied with it.

Looks like a good reminder that as long as you're not hosting it, you're at the whims of the developers. I chose KeePass a while ago and I'm satisfied with it. There are many compatible implementations out there, and some web-based like KeeWeb. You can self-host the entire server, or you can use their own and use an online storage provider to store the KeePass database.