Ahh. OK. One small nit. Passwords aren't stored, the has is. If you forget your lastpass password, there's no way to retrieve them. I'm OK with this, which is why I continue to use lastpass.
That said, the interface is definitely terrible. It could use a refresh at this point.
What does "the has is" mean? To my understanding, encrypted passwords are stored on the company's servers and they are decrypted on the client-side. I don't know how they're storing their data, but I do know that we never know what the future holds. Those passwords that may be secure on their server today may easily be broken tomorrow.
My apologies. You are correct. I wrote hash(actually typed "has") when I really meant that they are stored encrypted. I forget the algorithm that's used, but my understanding last I looked into it, the encryption lastpass uses is the best available.
That said, the interface is definitely terrible. It could use a refresh at this point.