I'm actually surprised by all the reactionary comments here with almost no research. 1Password already has integrations with Fastmail and Privacy and have launched a Secrets Automation[0] offering. I'm assuming this money does go partially into the password manager (which they say has always been profitable) but I think the money would actually go into ancillary services for competitors to Vault or Okta for authentication and secrets. Of course, it's not unfounded that as consumers we'd be concerned about the affect this might have on the base product but they've been pretty open about their ambitions since the first funding round a couple of years ago

[0] https://1password.com/secrets/

Looks like they're aiming to become a cloud-based active directory, abstracting away authentication to a higher level single identity.

They want to become something like a Passport for users across the web.

If they can do this, it will be huge. But hopefully I'm not alone in hating this direction and see tracking individual identities as a small price to pay to protect freedoms.