Windows 10: Bitlocker on Dualboot system

Hello there,
my question is how to configure (if it is possible) Bitlocker encryption on system drive so I can set to automatically unlock encrypted drives. To be more specific I don´t have TPM feature and am using dual-boot with Ubuntu.
Setup is following - 1st SSD with Windows 10 and 2nd is with Ubuntu using Grub 2 installed on 1st SSD.
Is there any possible solution to do encryption and avoid kind of situation I can´t login to my PC ? Maybe with Easy BCD ... I have absolutely no clue if it is related to it and will be grateful for help. Thanks

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I am a bit further solving this problem. To encrypt drive without TPM chip is possible by editing group policy setting.

So now I probably need to migrate from Grub 2 to Windows bootloader, to be sure I can get into my OS´s after encrypting. Can someone advice me in this step ?