I'm on record for stating that even if Bitcoin went to zero, i'll be fine with that, for all-in-all I'm ahead of the game, with the exception of that fuckin' Bitcoinica fiasco of which I didn't have a single satoshi in, yet lost thousands indirectly, and still feeling the effects. This episode has my stomach in knots, but This Too Will Pass, a phrase I learnt about the same time as this one: Luck is preparation waiting for opportunity. Damn, I miss the early 80's. After a good night's sleep, I'll feel better, but still bitter.
Later, bud.
~Bruno K~
They previously stated that they had exclusive control of the wallet and that user funds were safe. They've said nothing so far to indicate that's not still the case. The issue here seems to be how they return funds to legitimate users when the database has been compromised. You're obviously going to fall into the "case by case" category, but at this stage they're saying they can start returning funds after a 90 day claim period and not that there are missing funds.
In my opinion, they need to make very clear that no user funds have been lost (or none that they can't replace out of their own pockets) if that's the case. If user funds
have been lost then they need to be truthful about that because no-one wants to sit around thinking they're going to get their funds in 90 days only to find in 3 months time that there's a shortfall.