Considering that it isn't the default and it is only available on Windows 10 (and that only since 2015) i think that it is very safe to say that for all intents

Considering that it isn't the default and it is only available on Windows 10 (and that only since 2015) i think that it is very safe to say that for all intents and purposes "anything compiled with MinGW links against MSVCRT.DLL" is valid and will be for a long time. Though even if MinGW switched to UCRT tomorrow, it would still leave a ton of executables since 1998 (or whenever it started using it) relying on MSVCRT.DLL (which AFAIK is included by default in Windows since Windows 98 so it has a slightly wider support range than UCRT :-P).