I have a hard time trusting _any_ of the password services that host my passwords. Single point of failure. Even if they claim they're "encrypted so that even

I have a hard time trusting _any_ of the password services that host my passwords. Single point of failure. Even if they claim they're "encrypted so that even THEY can see them", it's so easy to mess up encryption, it makes it a single point of failure. I still share passwords between my devices though, but instead I use KeePass along with the Android app. For less critical passwords I let Chrome keep them; I _mostly_ trust Google, and non-critical passwords are exactly my level of trust of Google. And I also trust Google to share my (encrypted) KeePass file with my devices. But now it's two points of failure: Someone would have to break into a private Google Drive, get my KeePass file, and break the KeePass encryption. And I trust _both_ KeePass _and_ Google more than I trust Lasspass to get security right.