Here’s what you can do. Go on LinkedIn and see if anyone listed this particular bootcamp as their education or experience, and ask them about their experiences. If you can, try finding people that completed bootcamp at different periods of time because some times these programs does go through some growing pain. Get first hand accounts of student outcomes since they don’t release such thing publicly.
It’s important to ask people that actually got jobs rather than just a blanket question on Twitter, Quora or Reddit or this forum, because people tend to only reply to open questions when they have negative things to say.
I went to a bootcamp that’s associated with lower tier universities, but my program didn’t require tuition. In exchange, I work at a lowered salary for the duration of a 2 year contract. The online reputation of the camp is a lot worse than this one, but further investigation revealed that some people had negative experience in the earlier iterations of the program, so they were the one leaving bad reviews. In depth research is important, especially if you sink additional money into it