In my opinion I would say anything that has revision control, understands it's encrypted database file is shared meaning changes can converge clean and stored o

In my opinion I would say anything that has revision control, understands it's encrypted database file is shared meaning changes can converge clean and stored on-prem in a secure artifact repository with access logging that is preserved and can't be tampered with based on the companies SOC1/2/PCI policies and in no way touches a cloud not owned and under full control by that company. This is assuming the database is shared by a team. If used by just one employee then KeyPassXC is fine.