The paupers of Cyprus with less than €100'000 of savings do not have to contribute anything.
The rich f**ks get a 30% haircut.
The crisis was precipitated by those very same fu**s, however.
Given that the deposits guarantee was/is for €100,000, it seems pretty reasonable and according to the rules. Given that the banks were insolvent, shareholders and bondholders were wiped out, and unsecured/uninsured creditors (including depositors > €100k) pay the balance. The ones with deposits <€100k are protected by the deposits insurance.
30% of amount > 100k. If you have 100k, tax is zero, if you have 110k, tax is 3k, if you have 1.1m, tax is 300k.