Free functionality – even for services with paid tiers, your password manager should remain functional if you can’t pay the bill.Easy import/exporting to other managers – you should be able to stop using the product or service if you need to.Independent – not tied to another subscription or service that you may one day no longer need.Zero-knowledge master password – you should be the only person who has your password not the company providing password management service.
Cross-platform, multi-device access – if you need them,your passwords should be as easy to get at on your phone as on your desktop PC. For smartphone apps, those mentioned specifically in the KeePass forums on a regular basis are very popular, but probably less likely to be noticed in the tech news sites. KeePassXC, by virtue of being a community project, stands a decent chance in my opinion as well. KeePass itself would definitely be noticed and reported. Popularity: how likely is it that a compromise would be noticed by someone and reported on by tech news?. I think all the smartphone apps have only a single maintainer. Official KeePass has only a single maintainer, and I think KeeWeb as well. Honestly I think KeePassXC does better in this area. Developer: is it only one person (who could be compromised), a community (who can police other members as needed), or a company (who can be held liable by others)?. I know I've looked up the Android apps I've used and the browser extensions but don't remember them. the United States of America may make a difference in your trust. Location: depending on where you are located, knowing whether the software is mostly developed in Germany vs. I think all the big ones on a computer have this. KeePassXC and KeeWeb are both active and transparent. Several of the Android and iOS apps seem abandoned. KeePassX, if I understand correctly, is no longer very active. 
The official version has active development, but it's pretty opaque.AFAIK, only the official version has this.Probably avoid random Windows Store apps without source available.How do you know how to trust any given KeePass implementation? The same ways you know how to trust any software.
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