BSOD 0xc000000e - Is this SSD drive broken?

I have SSD drive connected via M2 in my laptop (GL552VW). Once the computer has frozen and now every time it gives me BSOD with 0xc000000e.

I tried to repair it like that:

But it didn't work...

I tried to list disks to see if it is detected:

It seems it detects this SandForce (but with some ridiculous size, should be around ~500GB).

Questions:
1) Can I be sure that this SSD is broken? There's no hope for it?
2) Can I somehow copy some files from it?

Personally I recommend using CrystalDiskInfo to examine the drive's SMART status. Pay attention to SMART 05h Reallocated Sector Count, C6h Uncorrectable Error Count, and maybe something named End-to-End Error Rate. These entries are not specific to SandForce drives. If any of them shows a large value, then your drive is doomed. Data recovery from a broken SSD is extremely unlikely.

Have you tried repartitioning and reformatting it in Disk Management (diskmgmt.msc)? Did it report error? (bootrec is a higher level utility compared to diskmgmt)