No, proxies still not blocked, as well as websites of Tor/I2P/VPN providers/etc. There was some rumors about a bill to block proxies for years (FSB said that they want to write it, then MP Yaroslav Nilov, then FSB again, leaked emails of MP Robert Shlegel contained some discussion, etc.), but still no draft. Juan:
On Tue, 13 Jan 2015 13:12:25 +0000 Anton Nesterov <komachi@openmailbox.org> wrote:
So today bitcoin.org (208.64.123.130), bitcoin.it (162.159.245.241, 162.159.246.241) and btcsec.com (188.40.102.131 was blocked country-wide,
What about proxies? Are all blocked too?
because Neviansky's court of Sverdlovsk oblast rule
2-978/2014 on 30 September 2014. Text of this judgment is not known, it's not on their website yet (Russian laws force courts to publish their judgments on the Internet), so this is hard to say what for exactly this websites was blocked. The bill that allow to block Bitcoin-related websites is still a draft.
http://tjournal.ru/paper/bitcoin-org-rkn (Russian)
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