For anyone wondering about what to switch to, I've been trying out all the "popular" options, both as a technical user (myself) and a user who wants seamless, easy experience (my wife).
1Password. This is pretty much the de-facto best right now. Works great, great tech support, works well on iOS and Android, as well as MacOS and windows. No comments on Linux, sorry. It's also expensive, but you can get deals going. Right now you can get a family plan for $30 for the first year with an additional 25% cash back through Rakuten. After that you either change your username and look for another deal, or pay $60/year.
Bitwarden - Fantastic, and 99% of the userbase doesn't even need to spend the $10. HOWEVER, if you can swing it, do it to support the dev. He deserves it. Working great on iOS/Android and Windows. I've been told it works great on MacOS as well, since it's a browser plugin. To me this works as well as 1Password, but the UI needs an overhaul to get the non-techie family members involved.
Sticky Password - Oh man, did this one almost sucker me in. It looks pretty nice (important for the wife) and seemed to work really well. Until I tried sharing a password with my wife (as we tend to do). It emails it in plain text. #####. No. NEXT PLEASE.
Dashlane - The former champ is basically falling apart. Ever since they got rid of their install-able program to focus on browser plugins, users have been leaving in droves. It looks nice, it works fairly nice, but it's BY FAR the most expensive option out there, and you get a lot of bugs for that high price. You can scam them for 6 months free per "referral", but at this point I don't even think it's worth it.
And finally - LastPass. Over the past few years, Lastpass has been awful on Android, and that's my main beef here. It barely works now. iOS works fine, Windows works fine, Android is an absolute mess. As someone who carries an iPhone and Android phone simultaneously, this is a dealbreaker. I used to pay for Lastpass when it was $12/year, and then when it was $24/year. It's not about the price. it's the fact that it doesn't work as well as FREE options out there. (like Bitwarden). ALMOST everything LastPass does, Bitwarden (or 1Password) does better. The only thing I like better about Lastpass is that it offers to save EVERY new username/password detected, not just on new sites.
So yeah, that's my experience, for what it's worth. I might also try out F-Secure's ID Protection (formerly Key) since it's now included in their SAFE Beta, and they give you 5 licenses for family members. I also trust F-Secure, while I don't trust Avast/AVG/Kaspersky/Norton/etc.