Bitwarden is open source, puts its clients and servers through third party audits every year, and its Families plan covers six accounts for about forty dollars annually, the lowest serious price in this category. The free tier already allows unlimited passwords on unlimited devices, so relatives can test it for weeks before anyone pays. Paying families unlock shared collections, built in TOTP codes, encrypted attachments and emergency access for a trusted contact.
The clear pick for a household with one confident tinkerer, particularly anyone willing to self host the vault on a NAS through the official container or Vaultwarden. Polish is where it loses: the interface is functional rather than welcoming, and importing a parent's browser passwords usually needs a helping hand. Support runs through email and the community forum, so nobody is picking up a phone.
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