An open-source password manager with a pleasing user interface, available cross-platform. Let's take a look!

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Padloc is an open-source password manager with a pleasing user interface, available cross-platform. It aims to provide a clean and simple interface to work with. Free to start with, but offers paid subscriptions to unlock most features. As per your requirements, you can choose to upgrade with a paid subscription.

Padloc: An Intuitive Open-Source Password Manager

Padloc: A Secure Cross-Platform Password Manager App

A Slightly Expensive Password Manager for a Good User Experience

I use Bitwarden free, is not perfect but since LastPass was made unusable by a merger Bitwarden does the job.
Also it seem that padlock has multi-auth paid you get that free in Bitwarden.
What I would like to have free in Bitwarden is better URL detection/grouping and free OTP ( so I don’t have to open the OTP app).

I’m pretty happy with KeePass across all my devices (Android, Mac, Linux).

Now I can’t change my password manager as I’ve deeply integrated “Bitwarden” in my daily workflow.