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Yeah, I don't think what Shredit HD is doing is legitimately supported by the OS. I wouldn't be surprised if it was directly corrupting the database by somehow writing outside of its sandbox. Needless to say, I don't check for this case and have a means of recovering from it.
I would suggest not using Shredit HD in the future.