Piracy: ꜱᴀɪʟ ᴛʜᴇ ʜɪɢʜ ꜱᴇᴀꜱ

Don't do this.

It is a terrible idea.

1. Free services have negative interest in protecting user's privacy, they would mine the shit out of that data.

2. Since you are doing this from a company network and split tunneling is not 100% secure, this means that your company computer will send internal communications through the VPN, where it will be mined the shit out of.

3. Since you are talking about torrenting, even if you are just consuming small ammounts of data, don't be surprised if the VPN provider eill either block you immediately, or hand over suspicious logs to the police/media companies.

4. You claim to have permission to do this, I am pressing X to doubt, if you had proper permission to do this you would not need to use a free VPN, the company would either have the technical and legal infrastructure to deal with this, or they would provide you with a good paid VPN like Mullvad.

5. This sounds extremely sketchy to me, and unless I have a written and signed order to do this in this manner I would refuse to do this work, and even then I would want a written and signed order for the specific time I had to do it.

Free VPNs are generally a bad idea. They are frequently malicious, harvesting data or credentials to fund their operation

What about https://protonvpn.com/en/free-vpn/

Do they do shady stuff, too? They say:

"[...] the Proton VPN Free plan has the same level of security as our paid plans, including the same strong VPN protocols and strict no-logs policy."

They don't allow BitTorrent on the free plan... But I don't know how that translates to you using BitMagnet, since you're not downloading the torrents.

Don't use a free one. Use ProtonVPN or Mullvad VPN. In general even for normal browsing. Free VPNs are trash.

Windscribe gives you 10GB in the free tier, for testing purpose, that should be plenty.

VPNGate is free and they do offer OpenVPN config but they do keep logs unfortunately and idk if torrenting is allowed