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Hey! As a Community Manager here at DO I am not in a position to provide you with definitive answers to legal questions but I will try to provide a bit of clarification. For definitive information I’d recommend contacting legal@
On your first question, it would appear that the section you mentioned is referring to the website (digitalocean.com) and not to your droplets directly. This would refer to the account information and any support tickets or posts here in the community.
When you create a new droplet only you have direct access to it. If you use an ssh key, only people with that key would be able to access your running droplet. If a temporary password is set you should be aware that that password is generated by the creation process which sends the email and is not stored anywhere once that email is sent.
As for your question about Amsterdam, while the legal department can provide more detailed information you should understand that your service is provided via a New York based company. We do not operate a subsidiary in the EU or elsewhere so you should assume that all droplets are under US jurisdiction.
I hope I was able to provide a bit of clarification and hope that you will email with any further questions or if you require further clarification.