Any negative about using a bonded vlan interface for xostor traffic?

TheNorthernLight

Hello,
We have 4 Dell R7525 hosts, each with Dual 100G QSFP+ nics running LACP bonded connections to two Dell Z9100 switches running a VLT domain.
I had to setup the host using one of the onboard 1G nics initially, and then once it was setup and joined to the pool, I switched the management interface to the bonded vlan (that matches my management network vlan).
I can get to the test host, and everything seems to work.
I still have to finish making the same changes to the sub-and master in this pool, but I dont foresee any real issue.

However, I'm not certain of two things:

Can Xostor use a bonded vlan for Xostor traffic? (the bond is effectively 2x100GB total across both interfaces).
Is there any recommendation against doing it this way? (for production use I should mention)