I'll add a self-hosted option that no one ever mentions – PasswordWallet:

I use iCloud Keychain for most of my passwords these days, but my critical passwords I continue to keep in PW as well.

PW also has an occasionally very useful feature that I have not seen in any other password manager: auto type. Sometimes I just need to point my cursor somewhere and have the password typed for me (e.g. into a login screen on a VNC/RDP connection).

PW uses Blowfish with 448-bit keys.

There is also "pass" (from the author of Wireguard) which is essentially a shell script wrapper around gpg and git:

https://www.passwordstore.org/

sgu999

I've been using "pass" for years and love it. There is also a very nice iOS app that works well and is open source. I synchronise my devices and backup directly without a central repo. Its only flaw is gpg's poor UX...

alwaysbeconsing

There is a fork of pass called "passage" that uses Age for encryption instead: https://github.com/FiloSottile/passage Unfortunately I don't believe any iOS/Android apps exist to work with it so far.