VULNERABILITY DETAILS
Saved password on forms on ANY website are saved "encrypted" as ******. But by simply opening developer tools and changing that form input field from password to text then the password is clearly displayed on the website.
 
We have disallowed anyone on our business to save passwords on computers via chrome, or use any password manager (such as lastpass) because of the security risks this impose if a computer is left logged in.

VERSION
Chrome Version: All versions of chrome
Operating System: All operating systems.

REPRODUCTION CASE
Open any website that has a password saved (facebook.com, google.com, etc...). 

If the login is saved in the browser, the password and login field will be pre-filed. Password will show as *****

Right click  on password input field and select inspect.

On the password input field form, change type from "password" to "text".

Now you can see the password displayed on the webpage.

I believe chrome show clear password data from the form input field, every time this change is made to protect user privacy.  We see this as a major security risk on computers that have saved passwords because anyone without ANY technical skills can use this "exploit" to view saved passwords.