Yep https://steempeak.com is in it for the long run with some cool stuff coming up.

When it comes the time we'll handle a switch to a paid node. And i'll personally feel better for less centralization. And even still our operating costs will be low and our potential high.

Next up we'll fix onboarding and stop relying on a focus of marketing to ONLY steem users. 60k users just isn't enough for a a whole ecosystem that isn't even selling a product. Steempeak itself should break away from being reliant on waiting on others to bring in the masses... a good company markets and solidifies it's own users and not just takes away from lesser competition. And while i understand your concern about steemit's front end experience and the effect it has on new users if an APP is doing their job there should be thousands or hundreds of thousands of users who when they hear the word steemit they ask... "what's steemit? Is that like steempeak?" And i hope @busy.org and @partiko and the others are also doing the same. There should be thousands of people joining apps like @steemmonsters and @appics and i would count it as a mark of success if they have never even heard of steemit.com or steemit inc

So move password changing to steem.com or is there some sort of completly trustless and decentralized way to change passwords?