The following information is sensitive personal data:
Personal data that does not fall under the category of ‘sensitive personal data’ can be referred to as ‘general/ordinary personal data’.
Ordinary personal data may include personal identification details such as name and address, customer relationships, personal finances, tax-related matters, debts, sick days, work-related circumstances, family circumstances, residence, car, qualifications, applications, CV, date of employment, position, area of work, work phone, key data: name, address, date of birth, IP address or other similar non-sensitive information.
Details of criminal offences may be information that a person has committed a particular offence, but it may also be e.g. information that a person is serving a prison sentence. In other words, details of criminal offences are information which can be used to deduce that a person has committed a criminal offence. Rules for the processing of information concerning criminal offences are not laid down in the regulation, but will be determined in the individual countries.
Source: The Danish Data Protection Agency