[Dedime]

This whole LastPass kerfuffle has solidified my choice to continue using FOSS + self hosted password managers only. If my passwords get stolen, I'd rather be responsible for the loss than wait for a company to put out a squirrely statement.

[yonixw]

I was self-hosted enthusiast myself, until I found out that self-updating is not fun, not always compatible and thus not secure*. And therefore, I take the hard pill of SaaS even if security wise, it is hard to swallow.

*Not secure: It will always catch you off guard, and will require a lot of work, so you will postpone it which is, not secure.

[t0astbread]

What about an offline password manager? Like pass[1] or one that supports the KeePass format. Then you could use your regular file synchronization tool to synchronize the database files. You could also use a P2P sync tool like Syncthing. (Of course this makes more sense if you already have some kind of file sync setup.)

[1] https://www.passwordstore.org/