Hi :) How concernt are you about leaking your personal information by using a custom-domain for emails? Because anyone could see, who registered the domain, correct?
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Many or most registrars have the option to hide your info from public view. I know that Namecheap.com offers that for free.
subpoenas can still reveal the owner
Your threat model will determine whether spending extra on Njalla is worth it over simple Whois protection from your registrar.
joker.com does that as well. This always implies KYC though, otherwise maybe Njalla or similar.