Same. When I started using 1p, the vault was stored locally, and it was possible to decrypt it at the command line using openssl. They prided themselves on this

Same. When I started using 1p, the vault was stored locally, and it was possible to decrypt it at the command line using openssl. They prided themselves on this. They moved to cloud-based, and at one point I went to check if data export worked, and it did not. I opened a support ticket, and before even offering any actual help they wanted to know why I wanted to export my data anyway. Then they wanted me to download and run some telemetry binary to collect info about my system. I figured out the problem myself without them, and told them why I felt this meant they now had a value set that meant I could not rely on them going forward. They offered me a discount code. Bitwarden is great.