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We're at 3.4 right now, but there's concern that shipping any non-SSPL-licensed version is unsustainable for the lifetime of a Debian release.

See https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=916107

They will probably keep the last version before the license change for a while, and probably add minor community-sourced patches.

The next version of ubuntu will include mongdb version "3.6.9+really3.6.8+90~g8e540c0b6d" which you can see means "last commit before the license change"

I can foresee the day when that version of MongoDB is advertised/discussed as having "AWS Document DB compatibility" (rather than today's converse).

I think Debian would keep it around, probably, but it'll be punted out of the main repos and in to the ones designated for non-free software. Impact on the end user will likely be minimal. They'll still be able to apt-get install it as before.

AFAIK there's non-free repo in Debian. Not sure how they compared to main repo in terms of maintaining.