All things considered, pretty good. No massive exploits; the worst problem was using too small a number of iterations of a keygen. There were a bunch of other

All things considered, pretty good. No massive exploits; the worst problem was using too small a number of iterations of a keygen. There were a bunch of other minor problems, but most of them were information disclosure only trigger-able by malicious software running in the encrypted environment (ex: finding out if a file you don't own exists) or things that could only be triggered by someone with raw access to the hard drive (at which point they could just overwrite your bootloader) Although this explicitly doesn't cover a large chunk of TC.