Bitwarden, and all web based password manager clients, rely on client side crypto for ensuring the data is not viewable by the service provider. I'd argue that

Bitwarden, and all web based password manager clients, rely on client side crypto for ensuring the data is not viewable by the service provider. I'd argue that I would like to see more client-side crypto. I'd prefer my data to be stored encrypted and inaccessible to third parties such as Google. Google Drive or Dropbox would get my business back instantly if they supported client-side encryption of data. Of course, in Google's case, that would completely break the business model of mining us for every ounce of data.