OpenSSH key encryption has been supported for some time

see commit # 919cacf for more info
phpseclib · Oct 26, 2024 · 93391fd · 93391fd
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@@ -266,7 +266,7 @@ echo $key->toString('PuTTY', ['comment' => 'whatever']);
 
 ### OpenSSH
 
-Although OpenSSH private keys support encryption phpseclib does not support them, for various technical reasons.
+PuTTY private keys only support one encryption algorithm (aes256-ctr) so there are no methods to change it.
 
 Both OpenSSH public and private keys support comments, which can be changed thusly: