openpgp.write_signed_and_encrypted_message takes multiple public keys and encrypts to them.
You would have to extract each public subkey manually and use it with above method. You can do anything you want, provided you are willing to butcher your way through the codebase and extract the bits you need, but it's a bit painful at the moment. I'm finishing a refactor that will make such kind of operations a lot easier. You can check it out and see the API at work here: https://github.com/dreamingofelectricsheep/openpgpjs/blob/packet-refactor/test/general/packet.js _______________________________________________ http://openpgpjs.org
