Works great, personally I find it the best compromise between security and convenience when it comes to passwords.
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All passwords are stored in a single file so it's very easy to share it or store it externally as a backup. For this I recommend using something like Syncthing.
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You can encrypt this file using a password, and in addition you can throw in a key file and/or a hardware key.
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There's a built-in password generator that you can use to come up with strong random passwords automatically, following whatever restrictions you need.
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One of my favorite features is the auto-type. You setup a keyboard shortcut for it, and it will detect the window currently in focus and it writes the username and password for that entry, if it exists. You can even setup more complex sequences if you like which is just great for those annoying forms where you are supposed to write things like addresses, company name, etc. This works with all windows, not just browsers, but unfortunately this does not work on Wayland (although there are browser extensions that you can use).
