The DNS server provides you service, not software. The free/proprietary dichotomy does not apply to services. However SaaSS is a great threat to our freedoms: https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/who-does-that-server-really-serve

But using somebody's else DNS server is not SaSS because maintaining the ip-name mapping is not your "own computing".

You can run your own DNS server though. Or you can simply choose one that does not lie (typically for censorship purpose) and does not represent a high privacy risk (not Google's...). If you are in a country that does no ask its Internet Providers to censor the Web (such as China or France or...), then their DNS servers probably are OK.

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