Dvorak users, how do you manage your shortcuts, like in vim?
I can't quit it anymore! 😜

I am too scared to remap everything.

@M1sf3t Yes I can but it's not just vim. There's too many of them.

@M1sf3t cool cool cool no doubt.
One more thing that's keeping me from remapping is that I'm still very raw with Dvorak (10wpm or less). Remapping now might not be a good idea because it'll create an inconsistency.
Consider closing a tab in the browser. I press Ctrl+, (after remap) but my mind will think it's Ctrl+w. So when I actually want to press w, I'll inadvertently go for the qwerty position.

@M1sf3t yeah that'll be useful. Normal mode right now is a mess.

@M1sf3t I guess for things like scrolling in vim, I'm more likely to remember the key position than the key itself. Quite opposite in case of closing a tab.

@M1sf3t haha!

Depends.
Ctrl+x/c/v stay as-is. I don't care that the keys aren't adjacent.
vim's hjkl - I never found that intuitive anyway, I use the arrow keys. If I had to, I'd probably remap those to chtn.
A lot of software (including games) nowadays provides Dvorak mode.
The rest gets remapped. E.g. wasd to .oeu, which is one column to the right so my index finger stays on the key with the nub.