How to deduce the return type of a std::bind object for template use?

I have a class which basically just manages a vector of custom types. To relieve me from writing the same iteration loop over and over again I wrote the following construct:

template<typename T>
uint64_t ACCUMULATE_ON_VECTOR(const std::vector<MyClass*> vec, T method)
{
  return std::accumulate(vec.begin(), vec.end(), 0, [&](uint64_t acc, const MyClass* c)
  {
    return acc + (c ? method(c) : 0);
  });
}

which is then called like this:

ACCUMULATE_ON_VECTOR(_myVec, std::bind(&MyClass::someMethod, std::placeholders::_1));

This works very well in concept but since I have a lot of methods returning different integer types (signed/unsigned, signed/unsigned long), I'd like to abstract away the for now hardcoded uint64_t cause I get compiler warnings all over the place. For this I somehow need to get the return type of the bind object. Can I somehow do this with decltype? What I'm looking for is this:

template<typename T>
<new deduced type> ACCUMULATE_ON_VECTOR(const std::vector<MyClass*> vec, T method)
{
  return std::accumulate(vec.begin(), vec.end(), 0, [&](<new deduced type> acc, const MyClass* c)
  {
    return acc + (c ? method(c) : 0);
  });
}