DNSCrypt and VPN: is this safe?

I am using Mullvad's VPN service, and as expected www.dnsleaktest.com shows only Mullvad DNS servers.

I tried using DNSCrypt at the same time as the VPN to see what would happen, and now dnsleaktest shows an OpenDNS server in Norway. Without using a VPN, but still using DNSCrypt, it shows an OpenDNS server in my home country.

Does this mean that DNSCrypt and OpenDNS only see the IP address of the VPN when I use them at the same time, hence the location of the OpenDNS server changes, or do they still see my real IP?

 

No worries, I figured it out by myself. To check for IP leaks/see what IP OpenDNS will see, run the following commands in command prompt:

nslookup
> set type=txt
> debug.opendns.com

The result will look something like this:
debug.opendns.com text =
"server 5.fra"
debug.opendns.com text =
"flags 20 0 2f4 0"
debug.opendns.com text =
"id 0"
debug.opendns.com text =
"source <your IP will be here>:53728"
debug.opendns.com text =
"dnscrypt enabled (34GK67987909)"

The IP address after "source" is the IP they see in their logs, so it should match the one you get from your VPN. Using DNSCrypt, I got the "dnscrypt enabled" message and my 'fake' IP was shown, so it's all good: DNS queries encrypted, and OpenDNS doesn't know who I am.