If your router and DHCP server is the same device, then you don't need to push this IP as the DHCP option.
Note that some browsers have pre-configured DNS over HTTPS, or pre-installed Tor plugins, or the like.
When those features are not disabled specifically, the test results are unreliable.
Also your DNS leak test shows 2 different countries which may be an incorrect GeoIP match or not.
So, it may affect the test result because the replies from those servers may be different.
It works fine in split DNS mode.
Otherwise Adblock fails to download the blocklists and/or Stubby fails to start upon system startup.
There's a race condition between these services.
So, you don't have it anymore?
What role does it perform if you still have it?
uci -q delete dhcp.lan.dhcp_option
uci commit dhcp
service dnsmasq restart
And reconnect the LAN clients to apply the changes.