Doesn't matter. maildrop isn't used to deliver to external email aliases or mailing lists. It's OK to put the xfilter in the global maildroprc file.
My personal experience has shown otherwise, at least for the mailing lists. I run mailman mailing lists on virtual domains (perhaps that is related to the results I see), and when I checked for SPAM in my global maildroprc file, mailing list postings were being checked.
Messages would be checked before they were delivered to your mailbox, but not before they went to the list itself. If you've configured mailman to archive messages properly you can look at the list archives for evidence.
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