There is a proof as part of my thesis that the engine is correct, but it is not formal in the sense of machine-checked.

Note that the final result of the Flyspeck project does not depend on that proof, as the linear inequalities part has later on been redone and extended in HOL-Light by Alexey Solovyev, using just the LCF kernel of HOL-Light. Which proves that using a simple LCF kernel can definitely be fast enough for such computations, even on that scale!