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# OPVault design
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Canonical URL: https://support.1password.com/cs/opvault-design/
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This document is reformatted into Markdown for implementation reference purposes.
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Learn about the design of the OPVault format, used by default when syncing with iCloud or Dropbox.
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> ### Tip
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The OPVault format was introduced in December 2012 and shortly thereafter became the default format for syncing with iCloud and Dropbox.
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The [Agile Keychain](/cs/agile-keychain-design/) format was introduced in 2008 as a successor to using macOS Keychain integration. It proved to be much more reliable for syncing and gave us flexibility in design, efficient and reliable syncing, and portability across a variety of platforms. We designed it not only to withstand threats from 2008 but future threats as well.
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The [Agile Keychain](https://support.1password.com/cs/agile-keychain-design/) format was introduced in 2008 as a successor to using macOS Keychain integration. It proved to be much more reliable for syncing and gave us flexibility in design, efficient and reliable syncing, and portability across a variety of platforms. We designed it not only to withstand threats from 2008 but future threats as well.
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Changes in available technology allowed us to improve on that design. And we again designed against threats that may not exist today, but which may develop in the coming years.
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