My passwords are all generated by mashing the keyboard, and are stored in a PGP encrypted file in my Dropbox. When I want to add a password to that file, I just edit it using Vim. Vim automatically handles decryption/encryption because I have the "vim.gnupg" plugin installed. When I want to know a password, I type "password foo", where foo is a substring of some identifier I've used, eg the domain name of the site. It searches my encrypted text file for a line containing that identifier, and selects the last string of non-space characters on that line as the password. It then displays the password, and also copies it into the clipboard. It waits for 10 seconds, and then overwrites the clipboard with it's previous value. My "password manager" is this tiny script: https://grepular.com/password.pl_txt
I'd much rather rely on the security of GnuPG for my password store, than Keypass or Lastpass etc. Dropbox provides me with backup and syncing capability for my password store.
There's password generators (usually within most password managers). Far more better because even mashing the keyboard produces patterns. I bet some of your starting characters are on the left side of keyboard for example and you never use capitals or symbols.
I'd much rather rely on the security of GnuPG for my password store, than Keypass or Lastpass etc. Dropbox provides me with backup and syncing capability for my password store.