Not sure if Bitwarden allows sharing with other accounts. Yes, one can transfer from LastPass to bitwarden, but as I remember, special characters won't port over. In other cases maybe one has a strong boot password with full disk encryption and never leave the computer on unattended. Inside your house that could be very reasonable. My point is that it's weird to me to worry about password manager access when someone already has control of your computer. There's going to be some convenience vs security trade off that you may adjust based on your circumstances, so what I do kind of doesn't matter. I am curious to find out what you do to prevent this unauthorized access? Unauthorized access to my user account is game over in so many ways. Anyone who gets past the pin can install a keylogger or something and get access to your passwords and more. I see the difference, but it still makes doesn't make sense to me. For that reason, I chose 1 Password because it requires me to log in to use it.
Our home computer is awakened with a 4 digit pin, so if they somehow figure out the pin, they then have access to google passwords, even if I log out of chrome. I'm more concerned about others who could gain access. I'm not concerned about the people that I allow access to the computer. If you let someone have access to your computer using using your account you'd better trust them completely, as they could install a variety of security compromises.
That's one of the reasons why I chose 1 Password. Even if you log out of your google account, the password manager still autofills the passwords. I couldn't find a good way to log out of google password manager. I found that if someone accesses your computer, they can access google password manager without needing the password.
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