> Like shown in other comments, the landscape of what should be used changes frequently. It does not. I agree with you that you shouldn't store passwords if yo

> Like shown in other comments, the landscape of what should be used changes frequently. It does not. I agree with you that you shouldn't store passwords if you don't have to, but bcrypt and scrypt are still absolutely fine. You do not need to choose Argon2. Cryptographic algorithms shouldn't be deprecated just because something new came out, they should only be deprecated when there is a specific, published cryptanalysis that weakens them.