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You could check posteo.de for email services, I didn't have any issues with them since I opened the account about a year ago.
Edit: addition
I'd choose KeepasXC over Bitwarden since it has a built in 2fa which is convenient to.use and made me have much more 2fa configured over less critical services. Most critical services I have 2fa for are separated in a different 2fa method Aegis. Yubikeys and such are top level of course but they require a bit more responsibility in usage.
I thought the general consensus was to not bundle your 2fa and pwd manager. If your master password is compromised then they have both authentication methods.
FWIW, I've been really happy with Aegis for my 2fa needs. Still using Bitwarden but they seem to be ripe for some enshittification in the near future so I'm cautiously looking into Vaultwarden, then Keepass.
I’m too nervous to have Bitwarden be both my password manager and 2FA service
I have the same concerns. I use 2fa in the password manager only for non essential services. All essential services are on a different 2fa system, so its easy to use 2fa on most services (more protection overall) but the critical stuff would still be protected if the vault gets leaked somehow.
Posteo would have been my first choice actually but unfortunately they do not seem to support custom domains, otherwise I would switch to them instead of mailbox, on paper it sounds like they have more features for cheaper