Here is another good site to check. I use LastPass to store my site credentials, and other information. They have set up a page to help determine whether a site is compromised, as well:
https://lastpass.com/heartbleed/
LastPass is great, it allows you to generate long random passwords for all your accounts and store them in a centralized repository. How safe is that from getting hacked? Don't know but I've had success with not being hacked so far by using it, so it may be good. Here is their claim from this page:
"However, LastPass is unique in that your data is also encrypted with a key that LastPass servers don’t have access to. Your sensitive data is never transmitted over SSL unencrypted - it’s already encrypted when it is transmitted, with a key LastPass never receives. While this bug is still very serious, it could not expose LastPass customers’ encrypted data due to our extra layers of protection. On the majority of the web, user data is not encrypted before being transmitted over SSL, hence the widespread concern.
Also, LastPass has employed a feature called “perfect forward secrecy”. This ensures that when security keys are changed, past and future traffic also can’t be decrypted even when a particular security key is compromised."
For what it's worth, hope it helps. Anyway I like LastPass due to the convenience, especially since my Android phone now lets me run it as a service, so I can use it in just about all apps on the phone, too.