Mullvad DNS

The Swedish VPN company Mullvad offers a free public DNS resolver. It supports DNS over HTTPS and DNS over TLS. They also offer a resolver with ad protection and one without. The list of blocked domains for the DNS protection is maintained on GitHub.

Hosting

Domain name Usage type Lookup type Hosting provider
adblock.doh.mullvad.net Core Service Web
  • Marek Ziolkowski (AS57138)
Report
doh.mullvad.net Core Service Web
  • Marek Ziolkowski (AS57138)
Report
mullvad.net Representation Web
  • 31173 Services AB (AS39351)
Report
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