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To some extent, yes, but not for that reason 
- IIRC, the server code had something to do with one of the keys, so I guess that counts as not being fully open-source!
It's interesting that I couldn't find any information about source code, but it can be found on their github page:
https://github.com/proto-at-block/bitkey
If you were referring to the content of their homepage, then perhaps it has something to do with the first bullet point in their "Notes" section:https://github.com/proto-at-block/bitkey
- IIRC, the server code had something to do with one of the keys, so I guess that counts as not being fully open-source!
- This document (including Software and schematics) is current as of 2024-02-22. Our goal is to make sure the code we publish is up to date with what is available in the App Store. We may publish other items on a less real time basis (e.g. server code and schematics) and so what is published may not always map to what is in production or design.