I use 1pass but don’t necessarily trust it to make things any more secure.. AFAIK there is no way to prove that the cloud storage only stores an encrypted vers

I use 1pass but don’t necessarily trust it to make things any more secure.. AFAIK there is no way to prove that the cloud storage only stores an encrypted version at all times. Even if i audited the source and checked the network activity a few times, all it would take is one auto update that skips encryption, uploads the unencrypted passwords to a server and then restores the original binary. The only proof would be a network request if i was even actively logging and monitoring every single outgoing packet.