Best VPNs for Deluge

If you have met with P2P and torrent software before, chances are you have probably heard of its risks, too. Not all countries welcome file sharing (or any area of entertainment that does not produce profit, for that matter). The situation is the same with Deluge; countries like Germany and the United Kingdom are not that welcoming towards the principal of fair use. Luckily, there is a way to bypass the specific restrictions of countries and get closer to using the internet as a free flowing domain of knowledge. Many VPN providers offer P2P support for torrent software like Deluge on their private networks. In this particular case, Deluge is a lucky choice, as it works well with the vast majority of VPN services. The client software works best when it uses the same proxy settings as the VPN client you run. If you do not resort to use a proxy, they all you need to do is run the Deluge software. On the other side, most VPN companies offer free VPN accounts that can be used to test their services with torrents.

There are three VPN providers that suit work with Deluge that we can recommend. First, we advise you to take a look at CyberGhost. It is a more popular provider and rightly so. Their client software is easy to use, and requires a straightforward installation. However, the number of locations you can access is limited but sufficient to get access to an up-to-speed server that supports P2P. Countries with a CyberGhost VPN server include the US, UK, Czech Republic, Denmark, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Romania, Sweden and last but not least: Switzerland, which would be your best bet to safely download using Deluge. Encryptions are 256-AES bit, which is the type of high-level encryption you should expect from a top security provider like CyberGhost. The best thing about this company is that their VPN service allows access to five simultaneous connections, which includes multiple kinds of devices.

Secondly, please take some time to read about VPNArea. This company has offices both in Bulgaria and Switzerland, making them ideal for P2P from a legal standpoint. You can choose from a larger and expanding set of countries with VPNArea – fifty, to be exact. They are a favorable choice from the side of security: the company provides DNS leak protection for their users, which protects your safety when changing to another country’s IP address. And lastly, the server system is structured in a way that will display even the number of users on each one, helping you in choosing the most suitable address to connect to.

Our third and last recommendation for P2P work with Deluge is BolehVPN. Actively supporting P2P, this VPN company also places significance in proxy networks. Be mindful though that in this case too, not many locations are available, though Canada, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Netherlands, Singapore, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom and the US are still a reasonably good bunch. Another advantage of BolehVPN is their customer support: they run a forum, are active on social media sites, and provide personal help via e-mail, a live chat and even remote desktop, the latter of which is quite rare. Finally, security is a unique strength with BolehVPN. Their xCloak service – and here we quote the official website – “scrambles OpenVPN packets, making them harder to identify”. This means that on top of the already secure OpenVPN protocol, you receive another layer of shielding.