http://kzaeunogz6s75ptgy6ifjzwwy75xdfenenswvrczd7mewxgrad5a.b32.i2p/blog/ipv6
Also, unlike our current IPv4 addresses, we don't plan on publicly disclosing these IPv6 exit IPs. It makes it too easy for VPN IP databases (ipinfo.io, etc.) to harvest our IPs when we do that. The top of the main cryptostorm.is page and the cryptostorm.is/test page will still tell you whether you're connected to the VPN, and obviously you can figure out the exit IP if you connect to the VPN, but at least now people trying to collect our exit IPs will have to put in more effort.