Use the Windows MDM API to check if the machine is being managed.

chrome/app/chrome_crash_reporter_client_win.cc

Index: chrome/app/chrome_crash_reporter_client_win.cc
diff --git a/chrome/app/chrome_crash_reporter_client_win.cc b/chrome/app/chrome_crash_reporter_client_win.cc
index 4cf02c728d8cb97644a9f6491da7fe4a269241d3..39693f36c0f060cfb4bf25fefb3e5535abae9b0b 100644
--- a/chrome/app/chrome_crash_reporter_client_win.cc
+++ b/chrome/app/chrome_crash_reporter_client_win.cc
@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ constexpr char kInputEventFilterSendFailure[] =
 constexpr char kThirdPartyModulesLoaded[] = "third-party-modules-loaded";
 constexpr char kThirdPartyModulesNotLoaded[] = "third-party-modules-not-loaded";
 
-constexpr char kEnrolledToDomain[] = "enrolled-to-domain";
+constexpr char kIsEnterpriseManaged[] = "is-enterprise-managed";
 
 constexpr char kViewCount[] = "view-count";
 constexpr char kZeroEncodeDetails[] = "zero-encode-details";
@@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ size_t RegisterCrashKeysHelper() {
       // browser/:
       {kThirdPartyModulesLoaded, kSmallSize},
       {kThirdPartyModulesNotLoaded, kSmallSize},
-      {kEnrolledToDomain, kSmallSize},
+      {kIsEnterpriseManaged, kSmallSize},
 
       // content/:
       {"bad_message_reason", kSmallSize},