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I know that Bitwarden is headquartered in California, but they do have Bitwarden.eu, which I would think is operating inside the EU?
I think a lot of people are concerned about situations like this: https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-27191500
Bitwarden doesn't have access to your data. This isn't an issue. This is just jingoism because the best way to fight an absurd nationalist asshole is more nationalism
agreed, if I didn't trust the encryption, I would not use it. I am fine with bitwarden hosting my encrypted passwords, the store is accessible locally on each device, and I can self host with vaultwarden if bitwarden pull the free service. The features in bitwarden are good and sufficient, less awkward than alternatives I have tried.