? what's your point, so there's a file that it stores on your hard drive. That's obvious. The passwords in that file are still cyphertext encrypted with your

? what's your point, so there's a file that it stores on your hard drive. That's obvious. The passwords in that file are still cyphertext encrypted with your master password. Using "strings" doesn't give you anything that you can use to log in. You need to pick a good password, but there's only 1 to remember (hence the name). Did they store them in actual, real plaintext at one point? If so, that's not how it works now.