Yes, Cryptostorm is good for identity compartmentalization, and it&#x27;s run by people who are passionate about privacy. That still doesn&#x27;t mean their servers can&#x27;t be compromised, or they can&#x27;t suddenly decide to log everything one day. Their passion might even make them a target.<p>(I was able to find some information leaks in their forums, which I reported responsibly, but a malicious actor could have used to exploit an outdated module.)<p>Despite my less-than-chilly feelings about the service operator, I certainly wouldn&#x27;t recommend anyone else trust them. An SSH tunnel over Tor (or even better, something like PORTAL) to protect against malicious exit nodes, where the endpoint is a VPS you rent with bitcoin not connected to your real identity, is preferable.