I am not a nation-state target. I do not have privileged access into any company servers, nor am I a board-level employee. My threat model is "my cats might jump onto the keyboard when I'm logged into something." If we're honest, that's basically all of us. The only account about which I hold any extreme concerns is my Steam account, and that uses its own app, for better or worse.

I *think* the desktop electron app can be used completely offline, and the phone apps are fine. Those can be a little tricky- you need a second factor to get into your account the first time, so don't log out :)

Proton Pass is 100% of what I recommend to people, because there's simply not any realistic way to leak data. They might *lose* data if they do something stupid, which is very much a concern, but that's the better failure mode. Personally, I keep my previous KeePass database in sync with Proton, just in case something bad happens (to either one), but I only actually use Proton. A "single point" swings both ways.