Reviews and the number of downloads displayed on Playstore and Appstore are not a sign that Trust Wallet is a good wallet for storing coins and tokens. The category of a wallet that is good to use is based on how safe the wallet is when used. The address for receiving and sending coins or tokens obtained in a wallet has a phrase or key. The password or key is very private — no one else should know. That privacy is only available in open source wallets.

Open source and closed source wallets have many differences including the issue of possible access to the seed transaction or keys held by the owner of the coins and tokens.
I always avoid using closed source wallets like Trust wallet and always pay attention to open source wallets for storing assets.
To store coins of more than one type, I use an unstoppable wallet.