Rollei 6006 80mm Lens Shutter Question

Looking at a 6006 that has no battery. If the in-lens shutter is closed can one open it without a functioning camera? Or is this an indication that there is something wrong with the shutter?

I once repaired my Rolleigon 80mm and from what I remember, the shutter and aperture are mechanically free to move. They are directly controlled with a linear solenoid. Therefore, without any power, they can simply be moved. However, in order to do so, you need to open the back of the lens. I don't think that you can conclude anything about the condition of both body or lens from the position of the shutter. One only need to cut the current from then lens when the shutter is closed, for instance removing the battery when in mirror lockup.

That's what I figured was up.