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This is pretty impressive, all on its own:

"The Mullvad team has been using Qubes in its day-to-day operations since early 2015. It allows us to compartmentalise and isolate activities with different security requirements, such as server administration, software development, and password management."

I've tried Qubes out a couple of times, I found it was good at what it does. As an average developer working on business software, I didn't really feel a compelling need to stick with it in my day-to-day.

Guys you forgot a period. It says:

"For us Qubes is an important tool in our efforts to make censorship and mass surveillance ineffective. If you're concerned with the security of your computer, then you potentially have a lot to gain from using Qubes.

"Qubes OS is free and open source"

When it should say

"Qubes OS is free and open source."

Out of curiosity I looked at the page source to see if it was there but somehow not displaying. I was surprised and impressed by how clean their very basic HTML is. It feels like ages since I looked at a page source and didn't have to scour through massive blocks of unrecognizable code.