I've gone through several different options for managing the password. So far I've tried 1password, lastpass, keepass, enpass and bitwarden.
At the end I've gone with 1Password just due to to the ease of use as it supports organisations and password sharing. If I were just storing my own passwords I would probably go with Bitwarden.
Ease of use is a good point, if something is too complicated to use, it won't get used. Keepass was always a hassle with multiple devices and getting passwords synced between these.I've got 400 unique passwords currently stored, with every critical account protected with yubikey when available so in the case of someone getting to my password manager the critical accounts are still in the clear. If yubikey isnt available I've gone with TOTP based 2FA.
Also be smart with what to store in the password manager. For example, I haven't stored any credit cards. Also keeping your TOTP there kind of defeats the purpose of 2FA.
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