Why would Bluepass be any better than my current setup? I already have P2P secure synchronization (via git+ssh), full control over my data and everything is based on portable FOSS.
* Bluepass does push synchronization. So you wouldn't need to manually sync.
* It would work on smartphones / tables too.
* Are the remote git repos under your physical control? If not then your setup is vulnerable to a dictionary attack on your password / passphrase.
* The Bluepass database is set up such that it can resolve conflicts due to concurrent updates (actually it's an append-only graph of parent->child nodes with a algorithm that selects the most likely lineage in case of conflict).
[Edit: some clarifications]
This is not saying that this project isn't interesting, I've just found a solution that has solved these issues for me for the last several years.
However I wanted to bring the security to the next level after that, and this is what Bluepass is about.
Having said that, I'm currently storing my 1Password file in the unencrypted section of my DropBox storage, so my iOS devices can easily access it. (I've got EncFS/BoxCryptor working, but I don't think it's easy/possible to convince the DropBox app to read from the encrypted filesystem…)