Yes, if you can keep your password local it's still the best option.
Sadly, once your use case becomes complicated and you need to share between devices, and potentially have partial sharing between people (e.g. your spouse, your parents etc.), it becomes a nightmare to manage. In particular trying to explain how sync is supposed to work with a third party on iOS is just pain.
I'm eyeing at self-hosted BitWarden instances, but then I kinda fear to someday be the one shooting myself in the foot and nuking everyone's literally life critical credentials...
Sadly, once your use case becomes complicated and you need to share between devices, and potentially have partial sharing between people (e.g. your spouse, your parents etc.), it becomes a nightmare to manage. In particular trying to explain how sync is supposed to work with a third party on iOS is just pain.
I'm eyeing at self-hosted BitWarden instances, but then I kinda fear to someday be the one shooting myself in the foot and nuking everyone's literally life critical credentials...