The new website is awful as it is. Once I had logged on to the site I had to use ad block to remove a navigation bar that was blocking off all of the register username section. Once I had done this I got though to what is supposed to be the main page and clicked on profile settings to change my password to one that was not auto generated. This was much more annoying then it should be. There are two boxes that are relevant to changing your password on that page 'Change Password' and 'Confirm Password'. I put what I wanted my new password to be in both of those boxes and pressed update. Nothing happened. Assuming I had done something wrong I guessed that the Confirm Password box was supposed to say Confirm OLD Password as most websites require you to enter your old password to confirm changes to your account so I tried that. Nothing happened. I reentered my info into those two boxes both ways several times and never did the site change so much as a pixel. At last I tried logging out then back in to see if the change had taken place or not and to my surprise it actually had. I have no idea which way of entering my information actually changed anything but at least something was changed.

After this I decide I want to withdraw the bitcoin balance which I had accrued and lock my bitcoin address since there is no option for two factor (Though I would probably lock the address anyway). I enter my address, tick the box which says 'Lock Bitcoin Address' and also fill in the correct timezone and set the minimum 'Autopayment Threshhold' to an amount well below my current balance. I then try to update this while also putting in my new password into the 'Confirm password' section as well as on other attempts where nothing is entered into that box. Every which way I do this however it does not lock my bitcoin address at all. Not only that but you would have thought that entering in a minimum payout threshold below your current balance would have resulted in you being payed your current balance or at the very least the threshold value straightaway.
Spoiler Alert! It doesn't.

Sort it out.