honestly, all three of those labels depend more on your skin than on any product. "non-comedogenic" isn't a regulated term, no standardized test sits behind it, and people react differently to the same formula. so here's what we can tell you plainly instead.
we designed b-cream to be simple and a little boring on purpose: a short ingredient list, fragrance-free, no essential oils, no heavy butters or waxes. fewer ingredients means fewer things that can bother your skin, and it means you can actually read the list and decide for yourself. it's published in full on this page.
pore-clogging: b-cream is lightweight and absorbs fully, without the heavy occlusive oils most associated with congestion. most people with combination or acne-prone skin do well with it.
acne-prone skin: b-cream won't treat breakouts, since that isn't what a moisturizer does, but it's formulated not to work against you. if congestion is your main concern, pair it with a-gel, our gentle 1% salicylic acid serum.
fungal acne: b-cream contains glyceryl stearate citrate in very small amounts, which most malassezia-safe references flag. if you're managing fungal acne specifically, that's could be a dealbreaker, and we'd rather say so than have it disappoint you. b-gel may suit you better; check its ingredient list too.
as always, patch test anything new, and if you're dealing with persistent skin concerns, a dermatologist can give you advice specific to your skin.