Open source, open standard, generative password manager with "two-factor" security using both a passphrase and a private key file: http://rampantlogic.com/entropass/
It only uses the industry standard pbkdf2-sha512 hashing algorithm, with no encrypted database, so it is much simpler and isn't susceptible to these kinds of issues.
It looks like its mainly used for storing site login/passwords. I like to store other things too in password files like credit card numbers, notes ,etc.
It only uses the industry standard pbkdf2-sha512 hashing algorithm, with no encrypted database, so it is much simpler and isn't susceptible to these kinds of issues.