Is what Ibn Uyaynah said true: "Indeed, the reward of fasting will not be taken by creditors for injustices, rather Allah stores it with Him for the fasting person, until He admits him into Paradise with it"?

The statement attributed to Sufyan ibn Uyaynah in interpreting the hadith (definition): "Every deed of the son of Adam is for him, except fasting, for it is for Me, and I shall reward for it," by saying that fasting will not be taken from him for creditors on the Day of Resurrection, is refuted by the hadith of the bankrupt person narrated by Muslim. In it, the bankrupt person comes on the Day of Resurrection with prayers, fasting, and zakat (definition), then his good deeds, including fasting, are taken to settle his injustices. This indicates that the reward for fasting, like other acts of worship, will be taken for creditors on the Day of Resurrection.