Then again, it's all work-stuff and the admins can reset my passwords if needed locally. Because, if my laptop goes corrupt I'm doomed. Then once a month or so I export it as a backup, password that file with something strong. This is how I have my 'work' computer setup and KeePass is fantastic for that use-case because nothing is saved to the cloud so it complies 10x with safety regulations at work and is very convenient as I just have to open it and click OK to sign in, no typing. It'll be useless on another machine, and also useless if you even re-install your OS on current machine. Then lock KeePass to your computer account, combined with a random key-file (without a password).
In this case I'd recommend putting it into KeePass. Don't bother putting it in there unless your plan is to, for instance, show it on your phone and type it on your computer frequently.
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