Strange thinking, you are happy that this criminal is avoid more than 14 months in jail? Are you also happy for all users who lost money because of him and fact that he will try to scam people again in future?
Please don't misunderstand me. I am not supporting what he did. What he did was completely unethical and illegal (as I had stated earlier).
But at the same time, we can't put the entire blame on him. BitFunder was operating 100% legally and ethically until the hack occured. The exchange lost some coins, and ideally Jon Montroll should have gone to the law enforcement immediately after informing the users of the incident. I am not entirely sure why he tried to hide the incident. Perhaps setting up the exchange took too many years of effort and he was not willing to lose his creation.
What he did was not right and he got the punishment for that. I think that 14 months is a just punishment. And I don't support a harsher punishment, considering his contribution to the crypto-exchanges and personal background.