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You could also use Vaultwarden an open source fork of Bitwarden. It works with the official app and don’t know why you need Ente for 2FA as Bitwarden/Vaultwarden also covers that AFAIK
Vaultwarden is not a fork, it's a reimplementation of the server.
Usually the point of 2fa is to protect the account if the password is comprimised, so not keeping the password and the 2fa in the same place seems logical
Okay but this also implies that Vaultwarden with your passwords was compromised. I understand your point having passwords and 2FA in two separate places but in the end having 2FA at all is better than not having it even if you have it in the same place.