Yosemite always asks for password from wake

I've just upgraded to Yosemite, but now every time the computer goes to sleep it asks me for a password.
I've disabled the 'Require Password' option in Security & Privacy, I've enabled Automatic Login and I've turned FileVault off, but it still asks me for one!
I tried deleting the password but then it still does it, but I just have to press enter instead of typing anything.

Can you see the login items in Keychain Access (in /Applications/Utilities) and verify that their passwords are set correctly?
If you navigate into your Library/Preferences folder and select com.apple.mail.plist and do a Get Info, are your permissions set to Read & Write (and Everyone else's permissions set to No Access)?

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