Windows 'Process Explorer' flags two AirVPN processes

[De Facto Pantalones 12]

   Windows 7, 64bit, Eddie Version 2.21.8  When I check the Process Explorer Application (by SysInternals) I notice two AirVPN processes are flagged by Process Explorer (through Virus Total).  There is no feedback under "community" on Virus Total website that notes these files are safe or false flag.  So I'm a little bit concerned the files I have might be compromised, but I'm pretty sure these processes are flagged b/c of the Privileges given to them. 
   The 2 processes flagged are "openvpn.exe", and "stunnel.exe".  Maybe staff or if anyone else has some time to spare, log-in to VirusTotal and note some community feedback?  Just a thought.  Or, maybe I'll assume the worst and wipe my machine and clean install. 

Attached .jpg of the 2 VT flagged items

[Flx 76]

8 hours ago, De Facto Pantalones said:

wipe my machine and clean install

dod format & get rid of that Virus Total "garbage". Good Luck!

[De Facto Pantalones 12]

No sh*t?  I thought it was a false flag.  Damn.  Thanks for the feedback!  I've been putting off a wipe/fresh install for a while... looks like it's time.  Thanks again 

[OpenSourcerer 1435]

Clicking on those will lead you to the VirusTotal entries for both. You could post the links here for us to take a look.
Be advised that, while one or two engines flag it as malicious, about 70 don't, so it's quite safe to assume false positives. I imagine those engines flag it because both are custom-built, some database has hashes for the "real" EXEs and a simple comparison was done. If both engines flag it due to a heuristic analysis, some additional caution must be applied interpreting the flag.

In short, Eddie is not dangerous and its installation certainly doesn't warrant a wipe of your hard drive. If it is, why trust AirVPN as a whole, then? What's running on the servers is not known, and here you at least have the source code, so you know what's running on the client. It's a shame that Mr. Flx went all out and suggested that; even as a joke, you wouldn't have gotten it. It's also not "VirusTotal garbage", but a side feature of Process Explorer (which can help with identifying unknown running programs, as you did right there; you simply need to take that info with a bit of salt).

[De Facto Pantalones 12]

Thanks OpenSourcerer for the feedback.  You make a lot of good points in your reply.  Just for kicks I downloaded the latest stable Eddie installer 2.21.8 (win7 64bit, unpacked it with 7zip, and submitted the specific files to VirusTotal directly (not through Process Explorer, so they weren't "running" ofc).  Here's links to those .exe's flagged Id mentioned in OP (stunnel.exe and openvpn.exe).  It's kinda reassuring to see community feedback on VirusTotal by a few users noting "goodware" or whatever.   Thanks again for your feedback!   
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/d148ca505cde5f13a3ce4be765113feebe4870d3a99ce69d5445c975732c28f8/summary 
and
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/519b10b7cfd07baeaa0b21139e672fe0235bc5505d726ebdeb42f86c4614ec19/summary
 

[OpenSourcerer 1435]

9 hours ago, De Facto Pantalones said:

https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/519b10b7cfd07baeaa0b21139e672fe0235bc5505d726ebdeb42f86c4614ec19/summary

This one is detected as Sabsik, but this name also comes up when people compile their own software with MSVC, so I think it's definitely erroneous.