setOverrideCursor gives incorrect cursor size on high-dpi display with 2 screens

Calling setOverrideCursor with several of the built in Qt cursors results in improperly scaled cursors on high-dpi display (or any screen set with scale factor > 100%).  This only happens when there are 2 screens with mixed scale factors. It does not seem to happen on a single high-dpi display.  This also does not happen when setting cursor via QWidget::setCursor.

The affected cursors are:

• Qt::SplitVCursor
• Qt::SplitHCursor
• Qt::OpenHandCursor
• Qt::ClosedHandCursor
• Qt::DragMoveCursor
• Qt::DragCopyCursor
• Qt::DragLinkCursor

I've attached a stand-alone application to reproduce and a short video clip showing the problem.