Short periods of intense cold aren't really a problem - as bees have means of providing their own very efficient insulation.
Extended periods of intense cold are a different matter - but it's not the cold itself which will kill them, but rather their inability to break cluster in order to move onto fresh stores - so that they end up starving in that position.
But - warm winters can actually be worse than cold ones, because the bees remain semi-active and scoff their way through stores, rather than staying 'dormant' within a cluster. Again, it's starvation which can end up killing them.
Worrying about bees in winter never achieves anything. Providing you've ensured that your hives are weathertight and the bees have adequate stores in place, then you've done all that you can. Right now they're either alive or dead (my money would be on 'still alive'). They'll either survive this winter, or they won't. Worrying won't change a blessed thing. As far as possible - it's best to leave 'em alone.
LJ