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The cyclone appears to have detached from fronts and is completing the transition process now. There appears to be a neutral to warm-core and the system has maintained consistent if shallow convection over the past few hours. SSTs are very marginal, around 18°C, and the system is probably being supported by a cold pool aloft, so I would argue for subtropical classification at the moment.
It indeed looks subtropical today, with sustained convection is trying to wrap around the center. The ASCAT pass from morning also showed separated and quite symmetrical central wind filed.