Exchange 2010 Hybrid

Good day
I have an Exchange 2010 SP3 hybrid environment with Azure DirSync. I have migrated all my mailboxes and public folders to Office 365. I have also decommissioned one of my Exchange 2010 servers and I have one last server which I would
like to decommission so that I'm on the full Office 365 suite.
What are the steps to remove the last Exchange server while still making use of DirSync to keep my AD sync'ed? Should I upgrade the Exchange server to 2013? If so, can I use a trial edition for this purpose?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Regards
Bradley

Hi bcjames,
I found some information from a related blog:
Move all mailboxes to Exchange Online, point all on-premise line of business applications, network devices and so on to Exchange Online, configures mail flow to go directly in and out of Exchange Online. In this scenario, you decommission all on-premise
Exchange servers, but still use DirSync and ADFS for federation. With DirSync, the on-premise Active Directory is the source of authority, which means you should provision users in the on-premise Active Directory and then have them synchronized to Office 365/Exchange
Online. In this cae, it’s usually a good idea to keep a single Exchange 2010 server on-premise, so you can use the Exchange 2010 EMC or cmdlets for the provisioning. Alternatively, you remove all Exchange 2010
servers and have an identity solution such as FIM provision the on-premise Active Directory objects with the required mail attributes in order for Exchange Online to treat them as mail enabled users. Bear in mind that with DirSync enabled, most user/mailbox
attributes in Exchange Online are read-only meaning you must write to them via the on-premise Active Directory user/group object.
More details in the following link:
http://www.msexchange.org/articles-tutorials/office-365/exchange-online/configuring-exchange-hybrid-deployment-migrating-to-office-365-exchange-online-part13.html
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System
Provider
[ Name]
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[ Qualifiers]
49154
Level
2
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0x80000000000000
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933734
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