Domestic? Not as much. It becomes more of a legal/NSL game then. Granted, I'm sure GCHQ can (and does) compromise U.S. VPN providers.
Obviously it's far more complex than that, but if you're a U.S. citizen using a US-based service, there are some protections afforded.
On the other hand, I tend to believe Russ Tice when he says NSA conducts full-take domestic collection, so the aforementioned protections are largely data minimization practices, and thus they already have all your data.
Of course, Obama significantly weakened those protections prior to leaving office, as well as increasing the scope of NSA's sharing to include a disturbing amount of federal law enforcement agencies.
You know the NSA just puts a gag order and connects directly to the targets infrastructure. Doesn't matter that PIA doesn't keep logs, NSA's prism is logging everything.
IVPN, Mullvad are not in U.S. jurisdiction if you are concerned about that. Most people are not and just want a VPN to hide shit from ISP, etc...
Although PIA is U.S. based, they keep no logs and then they have their famous "FBI" case which they did not provide anything to them.
I myself personally use IVPN, but I have used Mullvad as well.
https://thatoneprivacysite.net/vpn-section/
This is the best resource for vpn reviews, ignore everything else.
Also https://www.privacytools.io/ is great overall and they do have a vpn section
https://www.reddit.com/r/VPN/ has a bunch of more info as well.