Don't forget to set custom change address to your main balance address when you spend your coins. Otherwise your VPS wallet file won't be consistent with a wallet file on your local machine (which is not good for backup purposes). It's also important to note that for the sake of security you should delete the bash history on the VPS node every time you open an encrypted wallet for minting from a command line via SSH. It can be done with the following command (in the console window where you have entered the passphrase): "history -cw && shred ~/.bash_history -n 3 -z".
U think someone could steal it from VPS?
I use unencrypted wallet.
While your sensitive data is on a remote hard drive and isn't completely nulled or encrypted, it can't be called secured

For example, your VPS hard drive space can become a part of a disk quota of another user after your contract will end or will be cancelled for some reason.