I've got a few questions to the actual product.
1) if the encryption can be removed from windows, then it isn't the bits on the drive that's encrypted, but rather the data sent from the firmware to the controller that is? If such were the case, one'd assume a hacked firmware could become available effectively voiding the encryption....
2) How's the options for fixing a broken windows ? Let's face it, getting the wrong driver update from microsoft update, or human error in some way or another might cause the need for a recovery console booted from the windows cd - would that be possible? Seeing you're not really using the boot partition on the harddrive, but rather the bootloader from the cd, I assume you've not initialized the encryption? Or would it require booting using the boot partition, get the bluescreen, and warmboot onto the cd?