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Did you consider KeePass or one of the variants?

• FlyingSnake 6y ago
  I use KeePass on one of my projects and I find Bitwarden much better than KeePass. We're moving to Bitwarden soon to keep it seamless across teams.
• hojjat12000 6y ago
  I'm using KeePass. On Linux, windows and android and Google drive to sync the database. it is a hassle. The graphics look terrible. And most of the times the keeweb plugin doesn't really work on Firefox and I have to copy paste the password. But I have been using it for a long time now and got used to it. The best thing about it is the plugin system. I would not suggest it, I think bit warden does all of this and is a lot more user friendly.
• cocoa19 6y ago
  I do use KeePass for work, since we're not authorized to put passwords on the cloud, but device synchronization and browser auto fill is a pain. For personal, Bitwarden is much better. Browser plugins just work, android auto fill just works, passwords synchronized across devices, support for auto filling payment information. 2FA support.
  • scaladev 6y ago
    Did you try KeePassXC? It's much more actively developed and runs circles around the original KeePass: ­— it's a native application (starts instantly on less powerful machines) — can check your accounts against haveibeenpwnd.com database — has full browser integration which works flawlessly IME — can store SSH keys and work as an SSH agent https://keepassxc.org/ https://keepassxc.org/ edit: it does not support synchronization, I misremembered. Sorry.