Saw this in /.
"Yesterday the Dutch government took a step to further improve the
adoption of Open Source in its ranks. It has officialy approved a
modified version of the open source VPN software OpenVPN for use on
the governmental level 'Departementaal Vertrouwelijk' (Restricted).
The release is called OpenVPN-NL and is fully open-source and
available for use. The software has undergone a security evaluation by
the Dutch government's national communications security agency
(NLNCSA). The major change is the removal of OpenSSL as the
cryptographic core of OpenVPN-NL. Instead, the Dutch government opted
to include the smaller, better readable and documented open source
library PolarSSL to provide the cryptographic and SSL/TLS
functionality. The Dutch IT Security company Fox-IT worked together
with both OpenVPN and PolarSSL communities and modified the stock
software to support the government evaluation process. In total 8000
lines of code and 4000 lines of documentation were checked in to the
OpenVPN trunk."
Good thing for open source.
-- Mohan Sundaram