BitBlocker is not converting your files into individual safes of their own, it's only converting the drive into a safe while moving your files inside the safe. When you put this safe on Dropbox, it's already locked. 1Password vault itself is already encrypted, so you're putting a much smaller safe inside another safe. When you unlock and the files are sync'ed, they'll show up as the same form on other devices, no encryption involved. However, the files inside the safe are not encrypted but no one knows that because they need to know the password to open the safe first. Think of it as a safe ( drive), your papers ( files) go into this safe and when you lock it with a strong password, the safe appears as encrypted to everyone. Your data isn't being converted, the drive itself is. It has no impact on the files itself nor other devices, that's what Brenty meant by the transparency to users.
Hi to be clear, when you're using BitLocker, you're only encrypting the drive itself.
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