I had no idea about the connection to a spyware company and how some of the label data wasn’t encrypted. I was aware of the hack, but I had a strong password which made brute-force attacks problematic, as well as changing sensitive passwords immediately, e.g. banking, credit card… And I had used 2nd factor authentication as well. I guess from the unencrypted labels, the hackers knew exactly what vaults held crypto credentials, a bad practice in addition to using custodial wallet accounts. Consequently, it’s pretty easy to export your credentials to another password manager, and Bitwarden is only $10 per year, with paid account only needed for 2nd factor authentication. And they seem to have a better extension and android app, open source, and they conduct regular audits, including source code and penetration testing of their network and servers. Proton has an authenticator app that is much more trustworthy than alternatives for second factor authentication, which I employ along with Yubikeys. And once converted, deleting your LastPass account is pretty easy.