Boris Continuum Complete 3 compatible with FCP5.1

I'm in the midst of deciding whether to upgrade from FCP5.0 to FCP5.1, only because I have a big project in FCE 3.5 which won't open in FCP5.0
At any rate I already have Boris Continuum Complete 3 installed in FCP5 but was wondering if it is compatible with FCP5.1...or do I need to buy some newer version of BCC
Thanks for any help.

According to the Boris Host Compatibility Matrix:
http://www.borisfx.com/hosts/matrix.php
Final Cut Pro 5.0 >> BCC 3, 4
Final Cut Pro 5.1-5.1.1 on Power PC >> BCC 4.0.1
Final Cut Pro 5.1-5.1.1 on Intel >> BCC 4.1

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