Having trouble understanding my voice(type)

Hi,
I hope you can help me out a little. I've been having some trouble understanding my voicetype and the registers/passagio's and how to cope with them.... all those different terms and methods that people use can be confusing, it makes me feel a bit unsecure about if I am getting things right.
I've started singing a few months ago and at first thought I was a bass. The chestvoice is my comfortzone and when I do exercises I can sing notes down to D2, C2 if I am warmed up. After learning about passagio's I determined my own personal passagio's: Db4 and Gb4. That tought me I should be a tenor instead! Two months later I checked again and my passagio's seem to have been shifted up a little to D4 and G4.
Now I am at the point of seriously studiing the registers. Last weekend I accidentally discovered singing in headvoice, yeah! I allways thought that falsetto is the headvoice and apparantly I sung high notes in my chest/midvoice. Headvoice feels so much better!
When doing excersises I can sing up to C5 (occasionally a D5).
So two questions:
What is my voicetype... tenor with an extended low range? In voicetype charts I never come across such a low voicerange.
How do I choose when to shift between registers? And what is save to do, always on the passagio’s? Because apparently I can push my chestvoice quite high and I can stretch the midvoice quite far.
I hope you can help me out a little. I've been having some trouble understanding my voicetype and the registers/passagio's and how to cope with them.... all those different terms and methods that people use can be confusing, it makes me feel a bit unsecure about if I am getting things right.
I've started singing a few months ago and at first thought I was a bass. The chestvoice is my comfortzone and when I do exercises I can sing notes down to D2, C2 if I am warmed up. After learning about passagio's I determined my own personal passagio's: Db4 and Gb4. That tought me I should be a tenor instead! Two months later I checked again and my passagio's seem to have been shifted up a little to D4 and G4.
Now I am at the point of seriously studiing the registers. Last weekend I accidentally discovered singing in headvoice, yeah! I allways thought that falsetto is the headvoice and apparantly I sung high notes in my chest/midvoice. Headvoice feels so much better!

So two questions:
What is my voicetype... tenor with an extended low range? In voicetype charts I never come across such a low voicerange.
How do I choose when to shift between registers? And what is save to do, always on the passagio’s? Because apparently I can push my chestvoice quite high and I can stretch the midvoice quite far.
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Let's see if I can get some stuff straightened out for you.
I just love digging into all this technical stuff, I sometimes doesn’t even come to the point of singing a real song 😄