I use Kaspersky Password Manager. It's very straight foward.

I use Mac OS X's built-in keychain tool, mostly because it's very convenient to not have to get something else and I'm very comfortable trusting Apple.

I'm interested in trying some other options so I can have something cross-platform though, so thanks for posting this!

I use LastPass. Although my confidence in them was been shaken a bit following this breach back in '15:
http://www.pcworld.com/article/2936621/the-lastpass-security-breach-what-you-need-to-know-do-and-watch-out-for.html

RoboForm hands down.  Second favorite is actually a part of the Avast Internet Security suite. Works surprisingly well.

I've tried everything from MSecure (which is absolutely terrible), to Avast and Kaspersky's offerings (both of which I really like, but have limited abilities within enterprise environments).  Thus far, I've found that LastPass's abilities are the best for companies and or large IT dept's to manage their password vaults, other than creating your own within a secure SQL database.  

As far as the breech at LastPass is concerned, I am quite sure that they've learned their lessons the hard way, as have most security firms along the way.  I feel they handled themselves with sincere humility and an undeniable drive to ensure that it doesn't happen again.

Thank you all for your input, you guys rock! =)

KeePass  http://keepass.info/

Variations for lots of OSes  http://keepass.info/download.html

LastPass is the one I prefer. It's easy to use on most browsers & major platforms.

Agree, as of this writing.  LastPass.