Nothing looks crazy there, and also keep in mind that those long fasts before a standard lipid panel makes your numbers worse when you’re fat powered, so realistically it’s lower than that. Do them in the morning on empty, no more. In the end, you really should do NMR’s. Standard lipid panels guess half of that, and the equation to do so doesn’t work right with low carb eaters. NMR’s directly measure so it makes no difference whether you’re fasted or not, and the numbers are real. Plus, you get your LDL breakdown including sdLDL, as well as an LP-IR, which is good to have when you care about insulin resistance.
On the other side of that, even with keto out of the mix, doing a cholesterol panel fasted is useless, that’s forcing an artificial viewpoint of how your body is most of the time. That’s like an Insulin resistant person getting up, waiting a couple hours for the artificially raised morning levels to come down, and not eating, and pretending that number is what their insulin load is the other 90% of the time.