It was libc's random, which is... Trash.
Now it use's xoshiro256 [a], which I hadn't heard of. (Not my area). [0] It seems somewhat similar to the MT, as it isn't cryptographically safe, but should give you a fast and fairly random set of integers back. It's also significantly faster than the MT.
[a] Followed by two asterisks. I give up trying to make them appear in HN's formatting.