Since it is small (not blooming size) I think you'll be fine up-potting it now. If the new roots/growth haven't started yet they will soon. Don't go overboard on increased pot size. While these can become beasts (depending on which variety(ies) are in the background) they grow slowly, and like to be potbound. I would just shake off any medium that comes off easily but don't try to remove anything that is attached or stuck in tight spaces. Just add some new bark. Eventually I give up with the up-potting, and end up with bunches of upward-pointing "birds nest" roots. Also, shallow pot is best - in nature these grow into cracks of rocks, so they are accustomed to not having a lot of root room.
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