Binja decompiler is more-or-less fine. Its not as mature as IDA or Ghidra but its not a bad decompiler. Though for me the big selling point on Binja is the Int

Binja decompiler is more-or-less fine. Its not as mature as IDA or Ghidra but its not a bad decompiler. Though for me the big selling point on Binja is the Intermediate Languages (ILs). HIgh-level IL is the decompiler but you also get Low-level and Medium-level ILs as steps between assembly and source. If the decompiler is a bit funky you can look at the ILs to get a better idea of what is happening. the ILs are also just much nicer to read than plain assembly so I tend to use them a lot. Its a feature that isn't really matched on any other platform. Ghidra and IDA both have a single IL that is more machine readable compared to Binja's human-readable ones.