Cryptostorm is a VPN service that works without user accounts. You buy a random token; the server stores only a salted SHA-256 hash of it, and the token serves as the credential. A lost token cannot be recovered. The service uses the standard OpenVPN and WireGuard protocols with configuration files, so no proprietary app is required, and it offers multi-hop. It is aimed at users who want to link their identity to a VPN provider as little as possible. According to the provider, its VPN servers do not store data that could identify customers.
According to a review site, Cryptostorm is registered in Iceland, which belongs to the EEA but not to the EU. Servers are rented from third-party hosting providers such as M247, Leaseweb, Scaleway and iomart, in dozens of cities on several continents, including outside the EU. No independent audit of the logging policy is known; the claims rest on the published design.