I'm going to chime in to say that I wouldn't give implicit trust to this unless the crypto/hash routines are all using standard/known libraries. I guess I am p

I'm going to chime in to say that I wouldn't give implicit trust to this unless the crypto/hash routines are all using standard/known libraries. I guess I am paranoid about potential backdoors - something that non-crypto people wouldn't know or understand. Heck - who knows, there could be something in there that even the crypto community could miss...? In our current world, I don't think my paranoia is misplaced. This project may be perfectly safe, offered transparently and no funny business. But then again, who really knows? Unless you are one of those experts in cryptography (and even then, as I understand it, that doesn't guarantee anything) - there could be subtle changes that could potentially open things up for "bad actors"... I guess I'm saying "trust but verify"...?