What secure password manager (e.g. LastPass, KeePassX, Password Genie) would HN readers recommend that incorporates the following features (non-free is fine):<p>-Centrally stored and synced password file<p>-Individual user passwords (fine-grained control a +)<p>-Master password<p>-Mobile support<p>-Auto-filling out forms in browser a +
LastPass wins based on features (like sharing passwords with a set of employees) and devices/browsers supported, but it seriously lacks good usability & polish. Users in our company aren't keen on it (the word "hate" is already coming up a lot...), but I don't see better options yet.<p>KeePass via Dropbox (I've also used this setup) is less likely to fail randomly but is too complicated to set up for non-technical users -- the application is also fairly ugly and has bad usability.<p>I wish there were better options out there, but haven't found them yet. There's a promising option at mitro.co which for now is Chrome-only. The Chrome experience is far better than LastPass, but yeah, Chrome-only.
When you say centrally stored, who do you want to store it? I use LastPass, and the LastPass company stores backups. I previously used KeePass but had to manage the backups myself (Dropbox in my case).