Windows 10 upgrade and Migration of virtual machines

I have a windows 7 with three Virtual Machines to test an Access application using different versions of Microsoft Office. I have been offered to upgrade, but want to know if my VMs will migrate along. I don't mind if they are Hyper-V, just that I do not lose the machines.

Thank you

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