Astrill vs Mullvad VPN

Don't trust forks much, As i rather put my data with firefox plus mullvad vpn works with them on their vpn service. And mullvad is a really good privacy vpn..

Not sure where that stands now.Oh! But to your question: Mullvad VPN seems to be highly regarded, and has an option to configure a recurring payment that they (claim to) decouple from your identity. Their service even supports defining multi-hop routes.And to be clear: My goal is to obfuscate my identity from malicious individuals (think: politician that wants to be kinky, but has to resort to online interactions during COVID lockdown, and wants to avoid both simple tracert IP identification as well as a potential password breach & leak of social media platform X)

It is a bit pricey compared to the competition (lots of VPNs out there that cost ~$3/month) but apparently Mullvad is the VPN provider for this offering, and they cost $5 a month because they are considered one of the 'best' VPNs in terms of privacy (for example, they will accept cash payments: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mullvad#Privacy ).

I am not sure how to fix this. I've been using Mullvad for a few years and never had a leak when using the app. I just changed computers and installed the app and got this leak result. Is there anything I should do? I tried to do an internet search to fix this and I simply get confused reading all the "DNS speak" that is all over the internet- I just don't understand it which is why I purchased a VPN service with an app that is just supposed to work