Anagram Quines (Cops' Thread) This is a cops-and-robbers challenge the Robbers' Thread can be found here
Your challenge is to write a program that outputs an anagram of its source code but not the original source code itself.
For example the following Python program,
print`'print*2``'*2`

prints
'print*2``print*2``'

which has all of the same characters as its original source but in a different order.
Once you have found such a program, include the output of the program as an answer omitting the program that generates it.  As you might have guessed, robbers will seek to discover the program you have hidden, or any program that fits the specifications.  Your goal is to make the shortest program that the robbers cannot crack.
Rules

As with most cops-and-robbers challenges, if your answer remains uncracked for a week you may add the intended solution to your answer and mark it as Safe.  Once safe an answer cannot be cracked by robbers.

You do not need to include the language of the intended solution, however if you do not include the language robbers can crack it in any language predating the challenge, while if you specify the language they may only crack it in the one provided.

Standard rules for Quines apply.
Brain-Flak, 231 bytes Cracked by Wheat Wizard

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The original program uses the -A argument.

Here are the counts:

( -&gt; 74
) -&gt; 74
{ -&gt; 34
} -&gt; 34
[ -&gt; 7
] -&gt; 7