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As a long-time user of KeePassXC, I switched because of the difficulty of syncing databases. Basically, I used the sneakernet and a thumb drive whenever I thought I needed to for five or six devices - it became wearing. At first after the change I kept the critical account - banks, email, and the like - solely on KeePassXC. As I began to trust Bitwarden I began to slowly add those accounts, too.

Also, while I trust Bitwarden sync, I'm not quite as sure of the various apps that implement the KeePassXC on iOS. I'm still not aware that any have been audited, so to my mind Bitwarden is more secure.

Still, the possibility of a change of management philosophy at Bitwarden also wore on me, so not wishing to be solely dependent on an app that I might no longer trust, I continued to maintain my KeePassXC vault, duplicating any new Bitwarden entries. It's a simple way to backup Bitwarden, though a bit time-consuming.

Syncing KeePassXC is simpler now than before I migrated; sneakernet is no longer required, having been replaced by Signal and "Note to Self." It's still not as simple as Bitwarden's sync, so I'll maintain that unless I have a trust reason to change. FWIW