Unfortunately (as of current writing) it does not seem to support MongoDB 3.0+ and WiredTiger. When it comes to having a GUI for MongoDB on Windows, my previous, preferred software of choice has been Robomongo. Tip - MongoDB GUI with support for 3.0 and WiredTiger
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