Process isolation is hard, but we've achieved it. We currently have some tens of thousands of users on our public cloud with zero container breakout, and while no security is perfect, we're constantly trying to improve our offering through White Hat bounties and constant security testing. In this case, I can tell you heuristics with which you can infer security, but I can't blanket label something as secure. I would say I think it's the most secure new virtualization tech, but I would also note that's a matter of personal opinion. Again, zero container breakout is probably the main point.
You can run our virtualization inside of Amazon, in which case you only really have the pain of Xen host + Amazon Xen, but it performs faster on bare-metal (as one might expect).
