I use the full-fat (closed) IntelliJ at work, but I use Pycharm community edition at home as a Python IDE. I quite like it :)
So long as you're mindful about the licensing of plugins you install then you
should be fine.
Also as FindEssential says keep an eye on updates in case they remove
features.
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