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You could point the DynDNS to your first server, generate a valid SSL certificate with letsencrypt, then move DynDNS and the certificate to the new server.
As per your update, the problem with the server is generating certificates, right?
Yeah, the problem is that the server is down supposed to do it all on its own and when that doesn't work there's no good way to hack it without confusing the clever system.... It would then be forever a manual process.
Better to let the Yunohost Dec's sort it out internally.