Somewhat unnerving.
I'll stick with TrueCrypt 7.1a until VeraCrypt has been given a credible clean bill of health. Though its impossible nowadays to be absolutely sure, depending on not only the trustworthiness of the developers but also of the auditors and also assuming that no third parties (NSA etc) have interfered with anyone involved or surreptitiously with either the source code or resulting binary (which assumes the compiler itself hasn't been tampered with). Maybe too many variables to be absolutely sure any software hasn't really been nobbled.