No, you create virtual block devices that needs to be "unlocked" before you can start using ZFS. If you need to scrub the dataset, you need to unlock all the vi

No, you create virtual block devices that needs to be "unlocked" before you can start using ZFS. If you need to scrub the dataset, you need to unlock all the virtual block devices, start ZFS and then run the scrub command. The whole point is to run ZFS on top of virtual block devices which are encrypted with GELI and "unlocked".