Bitwarden is open-source though? This is about the hosted version of it, which has a free tier. But you can run the same software on your server at home if you want, for free.
(That said, I am also concerned about the direction Bitwarden is taking. I just think this shows that even OSS projects can have direction/rugpull issues.)
> But you can run the same software on your server at home if you want, for free.
Whats to say this will still be true if the company gets sold?
The server is only recently free, if indeed it is at all. I don't remember when or if that changed, because for most of its life it was definitely not free (open source).
You're right, though the friends and family that I would feel the need to recommend a password manager to aren't the type that would self-host their own servers.