Any password manager recommendations such that people don't need to deal with 1Password's cloud-based storage?
I use Dropbox to sync the file through multiple computers including my Android phone. I don't fully trust Dropbox for sensible stuff, but since the passwords file is encrypted by KeePass, I consider that if Dropbox ever gets compromised, they won't be able to access the contents of the file right away without a lot of work.
The passwords file uses a long password, one of the few passwords I still have to remember, plus I use a keyfile for encrypting the file. That file is not allowed to be uploaded to the cloud. I have a copy of the keyfile in my laptop, another one on my Android phone, and another one on a Veracrypt partition in my thumb drive.
It is not a perfect setup, because I still have a few issues that I haven't considered, such as how should I proceed if my phone or laptop bag ever get lost or stolen; but it's convenient for me at this moment.
command-line, encrypts passwords with gpg, synchronises using git and by default only copies the password to the clipboard and automatically wipes the clipboard after a minute
For backup, I use duplicity to encrypt my .password-store and all other private files. I have it spit the output to my dropbox folder so it syncs automatically.
This keeps what sites I have passwords for hidden from the outside world.
I've looked a little into keeping the entire .password-store folder encrypted locally until I try to use it, but I guess I'm not paranoid enough for the hassle.
$ ./pgen.py foobar.com foobar.net foobar.org
Password?
foobar.com: Aa0$d8~04h4W}Oj-MWA5 Aa0$eaxxF4XzaDaOnx5o
foobar.net: Aa0$q;7uc=@(4nSS5PIF Aa0$pG5+6ekXTONYJXrE
foobar.org: Aa0$%YY$Dle*&(egUuL1 Aa0$y4AhSpO64xF+Aa/lI use Mac for work and Windows/Ubuntu at home. Enpass is the only solution I found that works for all three OS perfectly.