Thanks to the developers on this. I picked Keepass back when reviewing my security posture the first time since it ran on OSX and Linux. That was around when

Thanks to the developers on this. I picked Keepass back when reviewing my security posture the first time since it ran on OSX and Linux. That was around when I may have spooked people with fun little rituals like "open a safe deposit box at the credit union and keep my backups there instead "the cloud" because I got sick of people being cute in job interviews. (Around that time, the CEO of one of them got pissed that he remarked at a conference I'd eventually need a "real bank" -- presumably one that allows you to cheat on your taxes and gives you your own inside trader since a checking account and "the stock market" are two VERY different things, but hey, I'm not a CPA.) It's probably the best open source password manager out there right now, though I hope it gets a formal audit the way Truecrypt did prior to becoming Veracrypt since the open source community has a big issue with insider threats that I'm not going to detail in this comment beyond "I know it when I see it."