If I understand your question correctly:
Yes, A is minor and B is major. When the pitch changes along with the tempo, it will still remain either minor or major.
Say we have a track in 8A (A minor), pitching it up will change it to A# minor (3A), B minor (10A) etc, while slowing it down will take it to G# minor (1A), G minor (6A) etc.
Pitching it will never take it from minor to major or vice versa ![]()
Whether it’s minor or major depends on the keys that the root key is combined with. The combined keys will change along with the root key, which is why minor/major won’t change ![]()