The CIA maintains their own personal files and does not use the OPM. Granted, the theory is that China could cross reference the OPM hack data with foreign diplomats coming to China to find which ones are the spooks, but the data on spooks hasn't been compromised. At least not that we are aware of.

http://www.slate.com/articles/technology/future_tense/2015/0...

    Former NSA senior counsel Joel Brenner called the material “a gold mine for a foreign intelligence service,” declaring, “This is not the end of American human intelligence, but it’s a significant blow.” (Points to the CIA, which refused to have anything to do with the OPM and thus kept its own employees’ information safe.)

The US has a lot of organizations in its intelligence community (beyond the CIA) that were affected by this breach.

By the way, that database is not intended to be public. But corrupt officials sell copies of it.

Also, some interesting tidbits here: https://twitter.com/alexgabuev/status/1048153070956367873

The CIA had a separate system which wasn't hacked as I recall.

And probably will for the remainder of our lifetimes.

Never say that.