And my stance against "cloud based password managers" -- and really, paid password managers -- is vindicated. Never!

I have evolved a little on using software to track passwords though, and I'm using Unix Pass quite happily now. It's just a short bash script that is very readable, and uses GPG as a backend.

Edit: What's doubly nice is how elegantly it scales from a simple folder of gpg encrypted text files to a multi user synchronized git repository on everyone's phone.

But all that's optional, and only requires you to trust other tools that you already regularly depend on.