cppcryptfs VS Passbolt

If you want selective encryption, rather than full drive encryption, to be less conspicuous: gocryptfs (Linux)/cppcryptfs (Windows).

https://github.com/bailey27/cppcryptfs with dokan and I’ve not had a single issue for a year. I use it with Google drive and iCloud Drive it’s amazing.

There's cppcryptfs & securefs as Cryptomator alternatives too. SiriKali is an option for a GUI that works nicely with them.

hmmm...

I largely use https://github.com/bailey27/cppcryptfs with dropbox?

This would essentially eliminate any possibility of violating any terms of service as far as I can tell?

I'm not too comfortable putting any files on dropbox without some sort of encryption

fwiw, I've found that cppcryptfs is one of the better implementations of that sort though most (if not all) use the same library which seems to choke on certain files once in a while

didn't understand your question but see https://github.com/bailey27/cppcryptfs

Not sure if you can use Google Drive as a folder (I can do that in Linux). If you can then cppcryptfs (Windows version of gocryptfs) would work. I use it in Linux for Dropbox and GDrive.

windows: cppcryptfs: I dont know how package management works (or if it even exists) on windows, best to get the binary from https://github.com/bailey27/cppcryptfs/releases. There's one additional library you will need -- you'll find a link on that page

It says only gocryptfs is supported with the DroidFS, have you ever tried the Windows version? https://github.com/bailey27/cppcryptfs

Yo could try a walk-around though, but not sure how good the cross-compatibility is: gocryptfs for Linux, cppcryptfs for Windows and DroidFS for Android. cppcryptfs and DroidFS are based on gocryptfs. Theoretically, the encrypted files should decryptable cross-OS-wise

Passbolt - Open Source Alternative to 1Password

Here's another to add to the list, Passbolt. It is open source and basically built for teams and enterprise. It is design primarily with a unique security model which is based on asymmetric end-to-end encryption, with user-owned encryption keys and support easy cross functional team collaboration. Can it hosted on-prem or host it in cloud depending on your preference. Might be too much information and a tad bias as I work here but wanted you to have all the information as passbolt fits your requirement for business level password manager.

Fyi there is also Passbolt.

I currently switched from keepass to passbolt: https://www.passbolt.com/

I might be bias here as I work here but another recommendation would be passbolt. Open source password manager that is built for teams and businesses. You can either self-host or host it in the cloud, really depending on what you require and supports secure granular sharing of credentials with nested permission in just a few clicks. Its a solution that is built with security as a top priority. It supports asymmetric end-to-end encryption based on OpenPGP cryptography using both public-private key for encryption/decryption. No secret key is stored on the server side. Both the free community edition and the paid pro version are 100% open source.

All that said...here's my shameless plug: I work for passbolt. You mentioned you have a small team, you might give it a look: https://www.passbolt.com/ there's a community edition you can install for free on the server of your choice. I'm here and happy to answer any questions.

Passbolt for passwords (backed up to KeepassX files)

Have you checked out Passbolt? Its open source built for teams and organisations. Supports asymmetric end-to-end encryption, based on OpenPGP. Its on-prem or you can host it in cloud. You can either opt for the Pro/Enterprise version or the free community edition depending on what you need.