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Is it safe to use https://www.keybleed.com/ and provide the public key?
If you're in any doubt about if your keys might've been generated by that software, you should probably just assume that they are and move to new keys asap.
I would think that it would be good practice to stay current with your funds. Every year or so, review what's available and move to whatever the meta happens to be.