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If your VPS can connect to your home router as a client it sounds like your wireguard server on opnsense is working correctly.
Might be a problem with your phones WG config. Have you tried taking the client .conf file from your VPS and loading it onto your phone to test a working config file?
I didn't think the wg-quick conf is compatible but I'll look into that in the am.
For the love of all that is holy
At least change the interface IP. I multiboot my laptop and when I copied a wg.conf being lazy, the server basically ignored the newer client. I had to boot back into the OG OS and add a peer via ssh. I'm still learning wg but don't count on clones interfaces working.
All I meant was, it hadn't occurred to me that the android app and wg-quick used the same file format. I can certainly give this a try.