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Looks like they are using OpenVPN and Wireguard, both static protocols that can be easily detected from your ISP.
Try a provider that offers a proprietary protocol - Astrill and ExpressVPN have their own, for example - or use a shadowsocks service instead.
And try playing around with different servers as well, I get great speeds going through Switzerland and Sweden with my VPN.
How tested are the proprietary protocols for data safety?
Nobody knows, externally. That's the thing about proprietary stuff.
Personally I think they are using a modified open standard and just add an obfuscating layer to the client-server-handshake, but that's speculation on my end.
Thank you for the info. I'll try your suggestions.