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KeePass is a great piece of software and is indeed open source as well, however, ask your non-technically inclined friend or family member to try and use it and you will quickly find that it seems to fall short. At least that has been my experience.

LastPass is very similar to bitwarden, however, it is a closed source solution. bitwarden aims to offer transparency by publishing all of the source code online for anyone to review, audit, and contribute: https://github.com/bitwarden. I believe that this is a requirement for any software that handles such sensitive data like your passwords.

Yes, which is why it is important to create a strong master password. This shouldn't be an issue since you only have one password to remember now.

Thanks for using bitwarden! The plan is to offer a freemium model that will keep the current features free. Premium features will be in addition to what we offer today. Check out our Kickstarter for a better breakdown and comparison: http://kck.st/2gCsTUL

1Password is a great application, however, like most other solutions, it is closed source software (it's also rather expensive!).

bitwarden aims to offer transparency by publishing all of the source code online for anyone to review, audit, and contribute. We believe that this is a requirement for security software that handles sensitive data like your passwords. https://github.com/bitwarden