1) The 臣 radical has 6 strokes in the jinmeiyou kanji in which it appears, not 7. The Kanji Kentei Kanji Dictionary says so.
2) The 离 in the jouyou kanji 離 and 璃 has 10 strokes and not 11 when written in kaisho. The Kanji Kentei Kanji Dictionary mentions this, too.
3) 此 has 6 strokes, 些 has 7 strokes, 柴 has 9 strokes, and 砦 has 10 strokes. The 此 in the jinmeiyou kanji in which it appears (except for itself) is written with the leftmost and bottom stroke of 止 written as the katakana "re". Kanji Kentei Kanji Dictionary mentions this, as well.
Please update KanjiVG's repository to include these kanji in the near future. Thank you in advance.
-Chananiah Price, Kanji Nerd