KeepassXC is going really well for me and friends. We all get on with it, and figure it's better than storing any sort of info on the cloud.

My main point of concern with these web-based password managers is what would happen if an attacker were able to hijack the JavaScript served to clients. The code is obfuscated, and it can be updated at any time without anyone noticing which, in the context of a password manager, certainly gives me pause for thought.

Nope, I still use KeePass however I have setup a vaultwarden server but I have not been able to migrate.

I thought keepass had shody cloud support, until I picked up KPSimpleBackup plugin.

I use Strongbox, which is based on Keepass.

I’m satisfied. It’s actively maintained and reliable.