I have zero faith in 1passwords engineering/security capabilities. They've been scooting by on "just good enough" for the last 5 years. They have introduced NOTHING new to the market in that time.

Someone will disrupt the market at some point and they'll be another has been because they've continuously been years behind of the market trends. I mean they literally just got into a SAAS offering and it had a hilariously botched launch; if you used their Win10 app (which you had to use to use their Family/Teams option) you COULD NOT LOAD A LOCAL PASSWORD DATABASE. For about 6 months I had to store all of my personal passwords onto my Team/Personal database because the win10 app did NOT have the ability to open a local password database. Now I've got 6 months worth of new passwords from my personal desktop stored on my work database and at some point I need to figure out a way to sync them together so I don't lose these passwords if I ever leave or so nobody else has access to them.

Absolutely blew my mind. Also, like you, I paid for the full app several years ago and here I am having to pay monthly, or yearly, I don't even know to get updates. I have zero idea as to how secure their online offering is.

Sorry, but this company makes me livid. If the other options weren't so terrible they'd be nothing.

Them acting like it's some engineering goddamned marvel to make their app work in Linux is just a slap in the face, especially considering how many people have made third party apps that can open their database in their free time.

That depends on what you're looking for. Their app ecosystem is the same as it always was. They just offer additional SaaS options for team environments and for families. The only difference, really, is that the SaaS packages have an admin that can manage roles and access to passwords and divide a team/family into different groups.