The sp_encryption system procedure reports a new key type called "database encryption key" to show if a database is fully encrypted.
1> create encryption key key1 as default for database encryption
2> go
1> sp_encryption helpkey, key1
Key Name Key Owner Key Length Key Algorithm
Key Type Pad Initialization Vector
Protected By Key Recovery
# of Key Copies
----------- ------------ ------------ -------------
-------------------------------- ------ ---------------------
-------------- ---------------- -----------------
key1 dbo 256 AES
symmetric database encryption key 0 1
master key 0 0
1> create encryption key key2 for database encryption with master key
2> create encryption key key3 for database encryption with dual_control
3> go
1> sp_encryption helpkey, 'key%'
Key Name Key Owner Key Length Key Algorithm
Key Type Pad Initialization Vector
Protected By Key Recovery
# of Key Copies
----------- ------------ ------------ -------------
-------------------------------- ------ ---------------------
-------------- ---------------- -----------------
key1 dbo 256 AES
symmetric database encryption key 0 1
master key 0 0
key2 dbo 256 AES
symmetric database encryption key 0 1
master key 0 0
key3 dbo 256 AES
symmetric database encryption key 0 1
dual_control(master key + dual master key) 0 0
1> create database encr_db1 encrypt with key1
2> create database encr_db2 encrypt with key2
3> create database encr_db3 encrypt with key3
4> go
1> sp_encryption helpkey, '%', "display_dbs"
Key Name Key Owner Encrypted Database
-------------------- --------------------------------------
key1 dbo encr_db1
key1 dbo encr_db2
key3 dbo encr_db3