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Alternatively, for $20/mn more I can now switch to a business priority plan that includes a public IP that I can share my external stuff through and route my regular browsing traffic through a VPN client in OPNsense. I think I'll give that a shot since I still have a bunch of time on my PIA subscription.

@newsense, git gud is always a valid option, but if I'd rather pay for a solution than pay for a service to build my own solution on. I don't need that level of control and, honestly, I'm a bit too lazy for that. If I get extra paranoid I'll take your advice to heart though. Thank you.

@BondiBlueBalls, I did go down that road with PIA. I was using one of the forks that they listed which did get a connection going on tun0, but that interface didn't appear in OPNsense and I would prefer keeping as much config in the webUI as I can. Quickly skimming your suggestion, it looks like ProtonVPN might check all the boxes. Much appreciated!

@Maurice, that's an interesting note. I've largely ignored IPv6 personally and professionally, but perhaps I'll take the chance to dip my toes in. Appreciate the two cents!

Recently moved to Starlink without realizing that I would lose port forwarding. I currently have PIA, but they don't support port forwarding outside the app. I found a couple things on Github for FreeBSD, but I'd prefer to keep the config in OPNsense. Does anyone have a recommendation for a VPN provider that offers a dedicated IP with port forwarding that I can add in VPN > OpenVPN > Clients?