The Calculator then released the robots of Vault 0 into the wasteland (These robots were originally intended to help build the society that the geniuses and the Calculator were supposed to create) to destroy any signs of life. However, due to some government budget cuts, several important back up systems were not included in the neuro-link systems and as a result of this, the Calculator became Corrupted. In collaboration with the Calculator, the geniuses were supposed to design an ideal human society in the Post-War US. Each of them had their brains surgically removed and attached to a super computer known as the Calculator. Vault 0: The inhabitants of Vault 0 were all geniuses from the Pre-War United States. Rebellion can also bee seen in the beginning of FO3, when the Lone Wanderer's Father disobey's the current overseer, and escapes into the wasteland. But eventually, the third overseer, Alphonse Almodovar disobeyed the rules of the experiment, and organized a team to venture outside of the vault. Vault 101: Was supposed to remain closed indefinitely, and would also evaluate the performance of a omnipotent, dictatorial overseer. However, the inhabitants of Vault 3 convinced the overseer to keep it sealed for much longer, out of a fear of the dangers outside Vault 3: Vault 3 was a "control vault" that did not have any experiment attached to it, and the overseer was supposed to open it after 20 years.
I did some research and I did find out about some vaults that "failed" to complete their experiments/tasks, but not necessarily through rebellion. Are there any vault experiments that have failed, due to rebellion? Still, I do somewhat believe there would of been overseers who doubted the experiment for whatever reason. With their level of technological expertise and pre-war funding, they could have easily emerged to form their own post-war wrote: you for that explanation, +1 for that. If however, there was a personal Vault-Tec vault for the organizations preservation, then I don't see a reason why they couldn't have survived into 2277.
If Vault-Tec instead followed the US government to bases such as Poseidon, I feel it is more likely they would have been absorbed into the Enclave. If Vault-Tec members had participated similarly in the Vault program, as overseers or such, I doubt any of them would have emerged to form a large shadow corporation.
Braun, who had been a Vault-Tec scientist before the war. However, unless they did have some dedicated personal vault(s), I don't know if Vault-Tec would continue to operate as it once had. Though the Secret Vault may not be canon, I find it hard to believe a corporation as heavily linked to and funded by the pre-war government as Vault-Tec didn't have some sort of war contingency planned. I guess it really depends on the scenario.
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