Not bad choices. I, as a rule, hate password stores, because it makes all of your personal information available with just one password in most cases if locally stored. (Some have 2 factor, I hear.) I also refuse to use remote password stores also for fear of creating a high enough stakes target to make others want to readily compromise it. I mean for me, intelligent "pre-hashing" is your friend. The reason people break passwords is that they are easily guessed and pre-established as something easy to figure out. Remove the easy to figure out (and the reuse), and you're mostly done. Not too much other lifting to engage in.