I'd be really interested to know, since to the best of my knowledge, they don't have PTP solutions in their datacenter.
In the finland datacenter, it appears there is a PTP running, though the offset is ~2.33 seconds off from NTP. Chrony says its a false-ticker, but I haven't really figured out how to get it configured correctly nor have I asked Hetzner for help. I've mostly just played around with it.
I did manage to also accidentally discover a local ISP's stratum 1's server is extremely close to me, as in a few microseconds away (I accidentally put hetzner's servers as a pool instead of a server and my NTP 'discovered' the stratum 1) ... I'm not using it, but I've thought about reaching out to them to ask if I can use it if I'm very nice.
Is the 2.33s stable? If so, after deducing the stable offset, it could still be valuable.
Name/IP Address NP NR Span Frequency Freq Skew Offset Std Dev
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PPS 64 40 67m -6.827 33.059 -72ms 99ms
PTP 6 3 20 -9.585 0.005 -119ms 10ns
192.168.100.1 6 3 88h -0.159 0.000 -12ms 3815ns
192.168.100.2 6 3 29h -0.176 0.299 -11ms 2817us
ntp1.hetzner.de 14 10 154m -0.003 0.006 -47us 12us
ntp2.hetzner.de 11 6 103m -0.001 0.005 -21us 5711ns
ntp3.hetzner.de 9 6 137m -0.006 0.007 -72us 8949ns
I don't feel great about sharing the discovered stratum 1's on the open internet, but my email address is in my profile.