No, it's actually KeePass for Android that doesn't give you any other way to do this. You can't store your files in the app-private directories yourself withou

No, it's actually KeePass for Android that doesn't give you any other way to do this. You can't store your files in the app-private directories yourself without rooting your device. KeePass just asks for a path to a password file, so you have to put it on shared storage. Obviously, the problem is foremost a KeePass problem, secondarily an Android problem, and least PEBKAC.