Well, I guess it's obvious enough, but yes, we do already keep a large part of the bitcoins in offline wallets, and also have fake offline wallets stored in various places which I would not disclose (each one is encrypted too, of course, but let's avoid useless troubles).
Just curious, what would happen if you were to get hit by a bus? I'm not being cruel or insensitive here, but I'd be reassured if there are procedures and people in place to keep the site operational or at least allow everyone to withdraw if something where to happen to you personally. would the secret hiding places and encryption keys of all the bitcoin offline wallets would be lost forever? Would someone in your family inherit all our bitcoin deposits and we'd be left high and dry like mybitcoin.com customers?
Anyone ever watched the show "Dragon's Den" in CA/UK or "Shark Tank" in the US? This 'what if you get hit by a bus' factor is an important thing to consider before investing in a company for the venture capitalists on that show, and I think it applies to bitcoin businesses especially so.