Is Denuvo FUlly removed?

[KaiausderKiste]

Main game starter edition yes according to all info.
But the complete edition says:
One or more products in this package may use the 3rd party DRM Denuvo Anti-tamper.

So still no acceptable version available?
Steam DRM is the maximum I am willing to accept.

[Pillow]

I think Moxxi dlc still has it.

[blunus]

It was removed two years ago, that info for the complete edition is just generic.

https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Borderlands_3#cite_ref-4

[init]

It's been removed. Denuvo is expensive as hell and they can't keep paying their Denuvo yearly licenses for finished product they no longer updates.

[KaiausderKiste]

So far that would confirm my assumptions since PC Gaming WIki is my source of choice.
Is there a way to get an offical statement from the developer/publisher on this?

If the answer is they are not doing pre sale support, then I might not be willing to buy either.

Thanks for the answers so far! At the very least they served as a sanity check. (As in I am not the only one seeing this [as confusing].)

My problem here is that this doesn't make logical sense in the first place. So I can't accept the logical statement that Denuvo is costly as the only argument. No matter how much sense it makes to me. This is just another reason to not let them off the hook too easily. Can't reward this type of obfuscation.

And in case someone who cares stumbles over this:
That's also why I don't get steamkeys for regionlocked content. Don't want to reward Valve's lazyness. They only get the sale if they actually facilitate it. If I bend over backwards to give them my money why should they even try?