I may have downloaded corrupt files, what should I do?

BitDefender itself is not classed as malware but, like the majority of anti-virus software, you simply do not need it on a Mac.

Did you delete it before or after you installed it? If you deleted the downloaded file before installation, job done. If not post back.

You may find this User Tip on Viruses, Trojan Detection and Removal, as well as general Internet Security and Privacy, useful: The User Tip seeks to offer guidance on the main security threats and how to avoid them.

https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-2435

More useful information can also be found here:

www.thesafemac.com/mmg

If you have the 'Find any file' or EasyFind apps, use them to locate the bitdefender app/ file/ whatever. And delete.

You really don't need any anti virus programs with your Mac. For general info on Malware and Virus read ...

Thomas' Corner : Mac Malware Guide and ...

Mac OS X Snow Leopard and malware detection

Also. Viruses, Trojans, Malware - and other aspects of Internet Security: Apple Support Communities

If you use spotlight and / or either of the apps I mentioned, that will confirm if any got through.

And thank you too.

That sounds encouraging. If you were not aware, EasyFind is an excellent free app available from the App store. I recommend you add it to your facilities.

Spotlight, by default, won't search any system files. Use EasyFind or FAF. That it didn't turn anything up is meaningless.

http://www.devontechnologies.com/products/freeware.html

http://apps.tempel.org/FindAnyFile/index.php

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You can only Move to Trash or Destroy from EasyFind if they are located in your own User. Otherwise, if in /Library or /System/Library or possibly in /Applications, you will need to use Reveal in Finder and then Move to Trash, after authenticating.

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We may not be using the same version of EF, but....

And you should have Scan all files enabled from Settings, plus these checked. Reveal in Finder shows the magnifying glass; it's not the eye thing, which is Quicklook. They are clearly labeled. If they went to the Trash, then job done for those files, but there may be others which will require using Reveal in Finder and then authenticating with your admin password.

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I guess I cant do anything about it now

About what?

If you've gotten everything off, it didn't and won't do anything. It's not needed, but it's not malware. Any A-V that modifies system files can cause problems, but that doesn't just apply to bit defender.