Pass saves each password in a separate GPG encrypted file. I personally like this approach because it integrates into Git extremely well and they have `pass git

Pass saves each password in a separate GPG encrypted file. I personally like this approach because it integrates into Git extremely well and they have `pass git` commands and also if you're syncing with a cloud service it only updates the actual passwords that have been modified, as opposed to something else which may need to sync a 300MB+ database whenever you update a single password or some metadata.