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One example (not spoiler) can be Iochi from Charade Maniacs, their whole character is about not knowing their gender, and you can describe them as you want. In my case, I stick to calling him "him" from now on. His voice is performed by the renowned seiyuu, Megumi Ogata. I like her/their voice, but I would kind of like a male seiyuu, with the tone she used, I feel Aoi Shouta with a deep voice is kind of similar. Just giving a point of comparison.
Another current genderless character that I found is Isaac from Crazy Cha!n (not spoiler is their profile), though he/they is a side character, his/their voice is provided by a female seiyuu.
In a certain way I still prefer a male voice actor/seiyuu, but I think the decision goes for the ambiguity of the character? I am not sure how many of them there are, but would you like to see more? And do you prefer a male or female voice actor/actress for this type of character?
Another current genderless character that I found is Isaac from Crazy Cha!n (not spoiler is their profile), though he/they is a side character, his/their voice is provided by a female seiyuu.
In a certain way I still prefer a male voice actor/seiyuu, but I think the decision goes for the ambiguity of the character? I am not sure how many of them there are, but would you like to see more? And do you prefer a male or female voice actor/actress for this type of character?

even though a lot of otome characters are beautiful, I feel androgyny isn't explored much! Also love cross dressing heroines 
High male voices also sounds well, but if it's a female voice actors, I see their characters only as girls and it feels wrong to play their routes, as I'm not much into yuri. The only exeption is Kobayashi Yuu, her characters are always welcome!