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I get that - I was just confused at your "torrents would be detected" comment. I understand using a VPN would be visible and may be against whatever TOS they have.
Yeah, torrents without a VPN will be detected. Torrents inside a VPN won't be detected, but the VPN itself will.
What if VPN traffic is on a non-standard port?
It's still VPN traffic and will be detected as such.
Not really, if it's on TCP 443 it will look no different than a typical HTTPS traffic.
That's where you're wrong, bucko. A true tunnel over HTTPS, yes, but if you use IPSec on 443 it will still look like IPSec.
And if the org requires a CA cert or agent installation as part of their AUP, they can decrypt the HTTPS tunnel and see it as a VPN.