1Password. The largest feature disparity is 1password is designed and built by competent engineers. The history of breaches and technical mistakes Lastpass has made over the years is amazing for a tech company let alone a password manager.

How is the user experience though? "Designed and built by competent engineers" is reassuring in the face of security breaches, but often means it's less convenient to interact with on a day-to-day basis.

1Password has the best UI/UX of any that I've used. It's clean, pretty, and solid in my experience. Honestly it's a joy to use which I prioritize in the software I choose to use daily.

I've tried LastPass, 1password, and Bitwarden. Bitwarden has been my favorite as I can selfhost it if I want (open source fork with feature parity)

But do you self host it?

Yes, I do.

Used BitWarden for years, happy with it. Recently switched to Nord Pass, also happy with it. Not sure about feature disparity though, just mentioning some ideas in case you're researching alternatives.

Any specific reasons for the move away from BitWarden, or move to Nord Pass?

My wife and I switched from Lastpass to Bitwarden early this year. Glad we did, considering all the news! Password sharing is different, since you have to make a group/organization and share the password in there. But once that was figured out, it's been a better experience with less bugs. It doesn't look slick, but it's more functional.