Is there a way to enable split tunneling, like on macOS and Windows, on Linux so that you can select a program to always be in the split tunnel?

Mac and Windows

Linux

How long does it typically take for a bank transfer to go through? I am seeing some big variance in how long it takes to get those being credited. Almost feels like those are being processed manually?

I am currently considering to switch to credit card for faster processing, but I don't want my payment to be visible to US companies.

This release is for desktop only.

This release is identical to 2025.5-beta1:

Here is a list of all changes since last stable release 2025.4:

Added

Windows

• Add support for DAITA V2.
• Add back wireguard-go (userspace WireGuard) support.

Removed

• Stop bundling https://github.com/mullvad/apisocks5 as a standalone binary.

Fixed

macOS

• Fix daemon ending up in blocked state if the user toggled split tunneling without having granted
• Full Disk Access to mullvad-daemon. This could only ever be accomplished from the CLI.
• Fix routing issue caused by upgrading tun.

Removed

• Remove Google's resolvers from encrypted DNS proxy.

Added

• Add multihop which allows the routing of traffic through an entry and exit server, making it
  \ harder to trace.
• Enable DAITA to route traffic through servers with DAITA support to enable the use
  \ of all servers together with DAITA. This behaviour can be disabled with the use of the
  \ "Direct only" setting.

Changed

• Update to DAITA v2. The main difference is that many different machines are provided by relays
  \ instead of a bundled list.

Fixed

• Fix a crash that would occur because a Provider would be listed twice in the filter screen.
• Fix a bug that could cause the app to crash while navigating.

Security

• Make daemon aware of route changes to prevent sending traffic before routes are up.
• Minimize calls to re-establish the VPN tunnel, since this may cause Android to leak some traffic.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/26342568

At launch, access to Mullvad Leta was restricted to users with a paid Mullvad VPN account, but it is now free and open to all.

Mullvad Leta has been audited by Assured.

• FAQ
• Terms of Service

Just a heads up, some of the details in the FAQ and Terms of Service seem a bit outdated and might not be accurate anymore.

Some relevant information from their FAQ section is as follows:

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