Will Mentally Ill Non-Muslims Enter Jannah?

Assalamu alaykum. I know final judgment is with Allah (swt), so I don't expect a definite answer, but I'm asking to think and improve my Deen. Will non-Muslims who have ADHD, autism, BPD, or NPD attain Jannah? One could say that features of these conditions can appear in many people depending on upbringing and circumstances. Living in highly individualistic cultures or surrounded by manipulative influences can change how someone understands the world and how they act. Could that be seen as a kind of mental impairment? Take someone with ADHD or BPD who truly intends good, but whose altered perception, memory, or coping leads them to believe differently and behave unjustly. Would that affect their accountability and possibly excuse them, even if they haven't accepted Islam? None of us are immune to such struggles. It feels close to sinful to assume or ask whether manipulative non-Muslims will be in Jannah - after all, our own entry isn't guaranteed. Consider, for argument's sake, a cruel leader with NPD who believes his actions are right because of his personality, or a traumatized community that justifies atrocity by fear that the other side would do the same to them. If their perception is distorted by trauma or illness, might they be forgiven? Or is this part of the test: to keep a pure heart, recognizing we cannot fully know what others endure or how they see reality, and to leave ultimate judgment to Allah (swt)? Maybe people of any faith could enter Jannah if their hearts were sound in ways we cannot measure. Jazakum Allah khair.