I just did the following on a fresh instance:
$ { echo dbus hold; echo libdbus-1-3 hold ; } | sudo dpkg --set-selections
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get upgrade --assume-yes --quiet 2>&1 | tee upgrade.log
$ sudo reboot
There is no fsck or unclean mount on reboot.
So this would seem to fall squarely on dbus.
Interestingly, I followed the above with:
$ { echo dbus install; echo libdbus-1-3 install ; } | sudo dpkg
--set-selections
$ sudo apt-get upgrade # pulling in the 2 dbus packages
$ sudo apt-get remove dbus
$ sudo reboot
and still saw the unclean mount.
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