Are analog quantum computers a threat to RSA and DLP?

Question

We already know that D-WAVE's "quantum computers" can't really run the Shor's algorithm, because the way they're built doesn't qualify them as universal quantum computers.

Now researchers actually found out that so-called analog quantum computers can be scaled much better and quicker (for now) than normal, digital ones. (relevant paper)

Now for the important question:
Can analog quantum computers run any (currently known) algorithm, dangerous to modern cryptography?