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I would put Mullvad and IVPN up there as the two VPNs I'd trust most to do things right, but I still agree with everything you've said.
I'd put proton there too
See the last points in the article: run by activists, and would rather shut down than cooperate with law enforcement.
I don't know if proton is run by activists, but I do know they've cooperated with law enforcement by inserting code to log user requests when coming from a specific user. Plenty of articles about the court case, and it's also why they did away with their no-log policy.
Also, are their logins token based or username based and connected to the protonmail account?