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is it using the iMessage servers again, or is it still talking to iMessage directly?
They claim this one talks to Apple's servers directly without proxy and therefore does E2EE.
See https://blog.beeper.com/p/how-beeper-mini-works
They do claim to use a custom-built proxy for push notifications (Apple's push notifications obviously won't work on Android) but that's a helluvalot less critical than a message content proxy.
Given their previous behaviour, I'll only believe that when an independent security researcher confirms that the app's code actually implements the iMessage protocol with E2EE as they claim.
There was a very recent project that reversed enginered iMessage which I assume they are using as reference.
If you're talking about that one by the high school student, they actually bought that from him.