Good security config, you can replace Malwarebytes with Zemana Antimalware or Emsisoft Emergency Kit.
My opinion about password managers: they save our data locally, on the hard disk so they are, under a certain point of view, relatively safe. However, there is also the possibility to save the passwords on a remote server but, to be really safe, they should never store the master password that should remain known only to us. The confidentiality of our password in the cloud should be based on the demonstration of "zero-knowledge": those data can be read only by us and not by any server administrator, without we know nothing. Then it is useful to know that, in the case of severe security flaws of these cloud systems, our password may be exposed.
However, the password managers tend to be more secure and well implemented, but they are not solutions to be used in "exclusive mode" for the management of our passwords: it is not advisable to rely on only one of these apps, because losing control of it, we can lose all our credentials.
Very important passwords like banking accounts should be written on paper and put in the drawer, from my point if view.
