it's still unstable and shouldn't be used for anything except testing
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Given how flexible RAID1 in btrfs is, I don't really see any benefit in using RAID5/6.
If the devs say "unstable", it's probably unstable.
Fragile. Works great when its working. When thjngs go wrong it’s difficult to see how anything can be salvaged.
Some people in the comments of this claims to use it with real data https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-6.2-Btrfs-EXT4
If you use it don't forget to use RAID1 for metadata