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Both can be correct depending on the context.

"All is well" would be correct when talking about a situation.

"There was a storm last night, but all is well now."

"All are well" would be correct when referring to a group of people, or animals

"I went to check on the neighbours after the storm, and all are well."

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You could use either all of which are... or which are all...

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