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You mean WinBtrfs? I just might, thanks for letting me know about it. I swapped over to BTRFS when Fedora did and this seems pretty full featured and active. I know there are drivers for mounting other filesystems in Windows but so far I've been more comfortable trusting Linux (NTFS-3g) to handle NTFS than vice versa.
You could use dislocker (https://github.com/Aorimn/dislocker) but I do not consider it trustworthy. I would not let it write to a NTFS partition that actually contained important data. I just wondered, because Paragon likely delivered a product close to enterprise quality standards incl. testing, how they handled this.
there's a binary package in archlinuxcn repo. (from what I see this repository is maintained by very well known people like Felix Yan so I guess it's OK to use it)
I pretty much always use the latest kernels when I can with Btrfs. I use arch atm, so I'm on 5.12. The bug I was referencing is this one: https://github.com/maharmstone/ntfs2btrfs/issues/23