In addition to the most popular OpenVPN protocol, Astrill also supports OpenWeb, StealthVPN, L2TP/IPSec, Cisco IPSec, IKEv2, PPTP and SSTP protocols.įurthermore, Astrill employs WireGuard, which is a protocol for performance optimization as well as a VPN kill switch that kicks in should the connection breaks to prevent IP address leakage. For what it matters - and it actually matters a lot - the same encryption is used by the government agencies around the world to secure their communication. When it comes to security, Astrill is one of the top choices out there, offering the super-secure OpenVPN protocol that is paired with unbreakable AES-256 encryption. They proudly say that all their software is created to be native for each platform, thus using as little as possible system resources (CPU/RAM) and providing optimal performance. The consistency of the service probably has a lot to do with the software Astrill uses - their own. And that's what really matters at the end of the day. And the same goes for speeds - as we have noted above, while this isn't the fastest VPN out there, it is one of the most consistent ones. Other than that, Astrill "gets the job done" for most users with little to no connection drops in our tests.
The problem, however, is latency which at around 10ms when connecting to distant servers makes it a less than ideal choice for gamers.
As such, it is a great choice for torrent and streaming users alike, as well as for bypassing any kind of restrictions. Astrill offers fast (though not fastest) - but perhaps more important - reliable connections to both local and distant servers.
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