This is pretty far from a no-brainer to me. The FAQ even has the reason why: "what if I store my email password in bitwarden?"
One of the main reasons to use bitwarden is as a synchronized backup when the system autofill fails, which tends to happen in the same situations this 2fa check will trigger (new devices).
It adds a potential failure mode without meaningfully benefitting my personal security model.
One of the main reasons to use bitwarden is as a synchronized backup when the system autofill fails, which tends to happen in the same situations this 2fa check will trigger (new devices).
It adds a potential failure mode without meaningfully benefitting my personal security model.