Because it’s a crime for them to make use of the passwords, and I’d be able to claim back any financial loss. I picked Bitwarden because it’s widely trusted, i

Because it’s a crime for them to make use of the passwords, and I’d be able to claim back any financial loss. I picked Bitwarden because it’s widely trusted, it’s trusted because it’s open source and widely assumed to be casually audited by many _other_ people. There’s a weak point here in how many of us are relying on others to do the audit, in a bystander effect sense. I don’t think either of these are BW specific, which just shows there’s a large family of wise options.