An accurate three-dimensional numerical scheme for the De Broglie--Bohm framework of Bohmian mechanics is presented. This method is utilized to explore the subcycle multiphoton ionization dynamics of the hydrogen atom subject to intense near-infrared laser fields on the subfemtosecond time scale. The analysis of the time-dependent electron density reveals that several distinct density portions can be shaped and detached from the core within a half cycle of the laser field. As a complementary perspective, we identify several distinct groups of the Bohmian trajectories which represent the multiple detachments of the electron density at different times. The method presented provides very accurate electron densities and Bohmian trajectories that allow to uncover the origin of the formation of the transient and distinct electron structures seen in the multiphoton ionization processes.