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I'm using keepass, and the sync does not seem to be hassle - my file lives in dropbox, and it's always been synced before I open the app on another device. Bonu

I'm using keepass, and the sync does not seem to be hassle - my file lives in dropbox, and it's always been synced before I open the app on another device. Bonus - backing up the database is as easy as copy-pasting a file.

kapep 3y ago
For anyone who wants to avoid storing the Keepass database in the cloud store I can recommend Syncthing. For extra security I use a key file in addition to a password which I manually transfer between devices.
- ckozlowski 3y ago
  I'm glad to read this, as I hit upon a similar solution for my own password store. My Keepass DB lives in Dropbox, but my key file does not. If I want to open it (along with password) on a device, I manually install the key. I'm sure I forgo some convenience by not having field auto-populate all of the time (Keepass can do some of this, but I haven't had it work reliably), but I relax knowing I need not worry about a third-party service being hacked or my credentials being behind a paywall.