Technically, it is still a 2FA wallet, as it was created using the "2FA" seed, it is just that you now have 2 of the 3 seeds stored within your wallet file, so electrum can sign all your transactions with 2 private keys without needing to contact TrustedCoin.
You'll notice that all your addresses are still "3" addresses, so you might encounter difficulties with "signing messages" and/or getting a "private key" for any of the addresses in your wallet. A restored 2FA wallet is not really meant for day to day use, but more as a way to recover funds should the TrustedCoin service be unusable for any reason (ie. their service is down, they go out of business etc).
IMO, It would be advisable to either create a new standard wallet (with a single seed) or a new 2FA wallet (with a working GAuth code) and move your funds to that wallet.
Hi HCP,
you were right, i am now facing 'Invalid Bitcoin address' when i try to sign a message from any of my public Keys.
Sometimes warning also tells me 'The address you have entered does not have a unique public key, so these operations cannot be performed'
Well I will try to spend some mBtc via a segwit transaction to a true standard wallet (with address like '1....') newly created.
Hope all will just go fine.
Thx