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It doesn’t lock and/or tangle the key with the password? That’s terrible.
This is for no-pin mode. Where it boots all the way to the Windows login screen and that provides the (lack of) security. People keep thinking this mode is secure but it obviously isn't.
Ah crap.
This mode also opens up all coldboot attacks by design, but TPM1.2 support encrypted+signed comms (TPM_EstablishTransport), so BitLocker might as well use it. Could provision a RSA key, and pin it in the BCD (protected by SecureBoot)
Tell me, who believes getting automatically logged in after cold boot is secure? It should be obvious to everyone using #FDE against physical access, that encryption key(s) only protected by the platform means platform can decrypt the disk. 
Lots of people don't understand that there is a difference between typing a password at the BitLocker screen and typing a password at the Windows login screen.
Also note it is the ONLY mode available to “Home” licensed users. I.E. all consumer-markered devices.
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