I'm pretty sure your battery charge limiting is kicking it and that just ends up being 83% for your battery. AlDente or macOS native battery health feature, sets the special BCLM flag on your Mac to "80". This instructs your Mac to only charge to 80% of what the original full health battery would be. As your use your Mac the maximum amount of energy (charge) your battery can hold goes down a small amount. This is normal. So while your battery charge is limited to 80% of what the battery could hold at full health, that amount is now 83% of what your battery can currently hold. That's not that bad. When my charge is limited to 80 it ends up charging to what on my battery is now 86% percent. Also if you click the battery indicator in your menu bar it should say "not charging".
You can check battery health using these instructions: Check the condition of your Mac laptop’s battery - Apple Support but sadly this only will tell you if it's Normal or Bad and won't give you the exact health. I suspect your health is 96% of the original. (80/83 = 96.3%). You can find 3rd party apps that'll tell your exact battery health or look at the Power section in System Information. (Hold Option while clicking the Apple logo in the top left to open System Information).
Is your goal to charge to 100%? If so, just make sure AlDente hasn't done anything (note: turn it off from startup and restart macOS to be sure), and then also turn off "Optimized Battery Charging" in your Battery settings.
If you're just curious as to why it's showing you 83% instead of 80%, than just know it's due the battery health. What is 83% for you now is an equivalent amount of energy (and equivalent amount of runtime) to what your Mac's battery held when it was brand new and charged to 80%.
