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It has already been explained multiple times and is already in the documentation that is on their website. Go check if you want. If not. Then it isn’t worth your time.
Didn’t say they were. Just that they are secure and there is nothing wrong with their implementation. It is just a different way they are doing a password manager. Take it how you want.
There is nothing further for me to discuss. As, everything has been said.