Indeed, at least this is what I have been told by some friends of mine. I also use Dashlane so much that I have convinced some of my family members to try it out over the others and they have never looked back.

I checked out Bitwarden a while back and the mobile app is very sloppy to use compared to Dashlane. The desktop app (Electron) just keeps eating up my Macbook's RAM and it takes a while to auto-fill passwords in other apps. Perhaps the open-ness of Bitwarden may allow compatible alternative password-managers to rival Bitwarden's own clients or even Dashlane.

Right now, I'd rather pay for Dashlane since it does the job better than what I have tried out so far.

I think it looked fine the last time I checked it out but it doesn't really do anything for me that bitwarden does and bitwarden is free and open.

It's too expensive for what it does and don't trust it mostly from its auto password changer does it on their servers.