There was ample wind deposited snow above 8000 feet, mostly on North facing gully and ridge sides. Textbook cross-loading of such features could be observed all the way up the cirque, and had to be cross several times. All of the ones that my party tested, ski cut, skinned across, and flat-out skied were welded in place. A few very shallow, very small pieces cracked out and slid, but nothing of consequence. They were probably more recently formed, and had little depth or mass. The major deposition is a week old and isn't budging. However, in the steepest and most consequential spots, we gave the wind pillows a wide berth. No reason to test the ones that were most likely to be exceptions to today's rule of general stability. If you were going to find trouble today, it would have been with a wind slab.