Any successful revolution has the potential to engage in revolutionary violence.
But if you are asking for a repeat of the 1793-1794 Terror you wouldn't just need the Jacobins in power again but a particular set of circumstances to encourage Terror.
The Jacobins didn't just enter into terror for the sake of it - it stemmed from their reaction to different events. The threat of external invasion, British blockade, the return of the monarchy, revolt in the Vendee, and Girondin opposition and Federalism all created a tense atmosphere in which the Committee of Public Safety could see enemies everywhere, inside and out, and needed to purge.
Whilst I'm not trying to justify it, its important to see Terror as a product of its environment. Without that you'll get violence (as I have in my timeline) but nothing as widespread and ideological as the Reign of Terror.