Are you sure they don't leak any information sufficient to identify you? Let's play this through; 33 bits of information leak your identity (assuming 8 billion humans)
If you set your timezone; that's already leaking 5 bits of information (37 timezones), it lets an observer narrow down your location. The times the VM is active can confirm this (by observing when the VM is more active vs not, your sleep pattern can be derived)
Your language setting can nail down north vs south hemisphere, that leaks another bit of information.
Since you come from a Tor endpoint, we can exclude with high probability old demographics and very young demographics (>65 and <14 years old), those seem to rarely use such tools. That eliminates about 34% of the population, leading to another 8 bits of entropy leaked. The usage pattern of the mouse can be used to confirm (shaky movements could indicate cognitive impairment common among elderly as well as usage habits like only using VMs outside common school times).
We're down to 19 bits; Only 500'000 people share these traits with you.
By profiling which websites you visit and the fact you're using tor, one can take a guess at your gender, likely male. Another bit is gone, 250'000 people left.
Identifying 1 in 250'000 people based on them using a VPN; depending on region between 18 and 30% of people use a VPN atleast once per month (statista), that fact alone leaves you with 13 bits on both ends of the range.
1 in 8000 people.
Are you certain you can hide among 8000 people? Because things like movies being watched or social network usage can further leak entropy and reduce your anonimity set. Your meatspace identity is protected by 13 bits.
And if you visit very specific websites, like LGBT-related content, this can be used to identify you as LGBT, moving you down to 4 bits of entropy. 16 people.