No. While it’s a very secure password manager that’s good for basic functions, it lacks many of the features that top password managers offer.
ExpressVPN Keys has tons of essential features — it secures your passwords with bank-grade encryption, uses zero-knowledge architecture (only you have access to your logins), and auto-fills your passwords. It has two-factor authentication, which adds a second verification method on top of the master password to verify your identity. It also has a good password generator, supports multi-sync and unlimited logins and devices, has been independently audited, and is included for free with each ExpressVPN subscription — best of all, you can continue using ExpressVPN Keys for free even after your ExpressVPN subscription expires.
But if you want a feature-rich password manager, I don’t recommend ExpressVPN Keys because it’s missing many extras offered by top password managers like 1Password and Dashlane.