Secure password storage...but cross platform?

I am using KeePass, which is free, open-source (sourceforge) on Windows side, KeepassX free on the Mac side.

They are rudimentary, but do have all the basics.
Fields: Group, Title (service), Username, Password, URL, Notes and it tracks dates for the pw item as well. With button bar buttons to copy the username and password to clipboard for pasting into entry fields.
I use the Notes field for all the other stuff which apply to some login setups: screen name, secret question, my email signed up (if different from username), PIN, or other info pertaining.

Since my comment here is years after your post (found via a google search), have you found anything different that you are recommending?

Best,

 

I suggest taking a look at OBZVault - it's a text editor that saves and loads encrypted text files. You can use it to store URLs, passwords, logins, security questions, etc.

It supports Mac OS, Windows and Linux and is pretty cheap ($15 / machine; if you have multiple OSs on one machine it only needs one licence). There's a free trial available that is limited to small files.

Disclosure: I was involved in the development of OBZVault; it was initially developed in-house use as we work on a mix of Windows, Linux and Mac OS boxes. We keep a release version of OBZVault in our source control repo alongside the encrypted password file, so that we keep our company secrets securely in one place.

 

Truecrypt and OpenSSL are cross platform encryption software.

 

I second KeepassX.

What do you mean by rudimentary? It has everything what you need to store your passwords...