Yup, I switched to Bitwarden and self host my own instance of it using that container. It works great. I was previously using Keepass (and later keepassxc), but it became a hassle to keep the database file in sync between all of my devices (I lost passwords at times as a result). Also the browser extension didn't work that well, nor did it have as nice of Android integration as Bitwarden.

Self hosted was a nice middle ground. No one else has a copy of my password database, and it's always in sync between devices. Stick nginx as a proxy in front of it for https and easy let's encrypt certificate management. The downside is that Keepass by default allowed me to have copies in multiple locations. Bitwarden is only on the server, but since the database is encrypted it's easy enough to have regularly scheduled backups of it. It just is an added step to find another docker host for it if my home server goes down, during which time I may not have access to my passwords.