I guess this could be because I have configured my ssh client to always create master connections. So perhaps dropbear keeps a process running as long as the client has a master socket. For some reason this prevents OpenSSH from listening on port 22. Also, you can't stop dropbear using '/etc/init.d/dropbear stop', because the pid file no longer exists in /var/run.
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