Question about LUKS encryption in LMDE7

[git70]

Hi folks!

I've been playing with Debian Testing (Trixie) in the last few days.
I noticed different encryption operations in different installers:

When I use a classic text-based Debian-Installer, encrypting creates a classic scheme:

• unencrypted /boot partition
• main / partition encrypted LUKS2

When I use the Calamares installer after starting the LIVE system, a completely different encryption scheme is created:

• both partitions are encrypted, but only "old" LUKS1

Advantage:

• encrypted /boot

Disadvantage:

• GRUB password monit is terrible and unattractive
• LUKS1 is less modern than LUKS2 (GRUB2 only supports older version LUKS1)
• lack of ability to manage multiple keys

Since I would like to plan correctly the future implementation of LMDE7 and the management of several dozen machines, I have a question:
Will the LMDE7 installer perform a classic encryption scheme (like LMDE6 for example, meaning unencrypted /boot + LUKS2 for /), or will it encrypt /boot in LUKS1 version like Calamares?

Personally I prefer classic "old" solutions with LUKS2 and unencrypted /boot.
Partition /boot can be protected with a chkboot package.

Cheers!