Is Invisalign safe to use with bonded tooth?

The pressure exerted from an Invisalign tray is a very light orthodontic force and your bonding should be just fine.  However, in case of a dental emergency in which some of all the bonding fractures, be sure to bring in the last well fitting aligner.  As this last fitting aligner can be used as a wonderful template in which your dentist can bond back the missing tooth structure fairly easily and accurately.

A properly done bonding should not be a problem during orthodontic
treatment. It is always a good idea to have your dentist make a note about that
tooth and keep an eye on it if you are concerned.

Your question: can half a tooth bonded to be whole again withstand the pressures of tooth movement, is a very good question. Hopefully your Invisalign provider made a note of this in the set up. Second, know that the aligner trays put pressure on the whole tooth, not just the bonded area. Third, if it does break (which in my world it really shouldn't) your dentist can always build it back in the right shape because the aligners can act as a framework and guide.  So either way, you are covered.  Good luck!