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If you need to get into a safe quickly....

it took a long time, perhaps half an hour of cutting.

Note that there are also different grades of steel
Two 3' cuts to give us a square cover done in under 5 minutes. Maybe the plate was mild steel, but that blade cuts fast. I'm guessing a good safe would use carbon steel, right?
 
I have 4800lb TL30 safe. It’s 6” thick with 1/2 steel on the outside, 1/4 on the inside and the insulation is 5 1/4” of a concrete, steel chunks and steel cable matrix designed to break blades. My view is if they can get in it, they earned it.
 
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