The other day I saw a thread where people were debating the best password manager, and someone mentioned they had switched to Enpass.
Enpass looks like a closed source Keypass style solution. All data is always stored locally on devices, and then merely synced to devices using services such as Dropbox, Nextcloud, or whatever the customer prefers to use. As Enpass titled once of its blog posts about the service, Enpass servers never interact with user data in any way.
The pricing model is also attractive. Enpass is free except for mobile devices. Using Enpass on a mobile device costs $11.99 to $23.99/year (looks like they are doing a 50% off the first year, then full price the next). There is also an option for a one-time lifetime purchase for $55.99.
I’m sticking with Bitwarden as I like the idea of being able to self-host my password management solution if I wanted to. It is good, though, to see people have more options.