Subspecies ID? Masked palm civet (Paguma larvata)

At first I thought it was Paguma larvata leucomystax, but its face appears whiter than that subspecies.

I believe it to be a Brown Palm Civet (Paradoxurus jerdoni).

Definitely Masked palm civet in my opinion, subspecific identification is hard as it's a highly variable species (and a lot of subspecies are dubious) but it's not leucomastyx as that subspecies is generally very dark bodied.

It's most likely to be ssp. jourdanii (now lumped with other subpopulations as ssp. annectens by HMW) or the Bornean leucocephala both of which have striking white faces and are native to Malaysia [jourdanii: 1, 2, leucoephala: 3, I have a picture somewhere of an individual seen in Trus Madi that also had a very pale face]

@captain alligator
Thanks for your comment. I thought of same subspecies too, and I agree that the face might be too white for this subspecies.

@Père Damian's Deer
Thanks for your opinion!
It will be really interesting if it was a Paradoxurus jerdoni, but it looks more like one of the Southeast Asian subspecies of Paguma larvata.

@Mehdi
Thanks for the detailed comment.
Yes, it is true that a lot of these animals have highly variable color pattern.

Paguma larvata ssp. jourdanii does seem to be a best answer from this photo.
Thank you for your help!