Generally, you are not eligible for a subsidy if you file separately.
There are exceptions for those that have lived away from their spouse for at least 6 months of the year (Head of Household exception) and for victims of domestic violence (Domestic Abuse/Abandonment exception).
Outside of those exceptions, if you are married, you must filed jointly or you be required to repay a subsidy.
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