Firstly, locks should be immune to raking. If I can enter your property with a piece of metal in 20 seconds and with no training, the lock manufacturer fucked up. That's casual and you want to deter casual opportunists.
So, other than picking, there's a bunch. There's snapping the cylinder, which is common in the UK and only takes pliers, there's using a crowbar against the door to move the frame out of the way around the latch, breaking windows, and more.
My threat model doesn't include pickers, for sure, but I'm particularly angry about this product because it's visually distinctive and famous, so unlike a regular lock which is basically a roll of the dice as to its quality, this quietly screams for attention and that's a problem. Thieves do canvas houses looking for targets.