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I would not recommend cloud based password manager. We all know what happened to LastPass. But locally encrypted ones are great. I love to use KeePassXC.
If you know nothing about password managers to the point where you're asking a question like this, you should at least start with a cloud based manager.
Also if you use a reputable company, you're pretty safe. BitWarden is great. LastPass has been absolute bottom of the barrel for years now after LogMeIn bought them.
Exactly. I won't ever put that level of trust into any company to keep all the keys to my entire digital safe.
Password Safe on Android is good too. It doesn't have Internet permission, and encrypted backups can be kept locally on air gapped storage, so the only person to blame if I were to ever get owned is myself.