Following new revelations of misconduct by Celsius Network and its management, the bankrupt cryptocurrency lender said some customers will be able to withdraw assets.

According to documents filed with the bankruptcy court on January 31, users of a crypto-asset storage program called Custody will be able to withdraw about 94% of their funds. The remaining 6% will be decided by the court at a later date.

Early last June, major cryptocurrency lender Celsius, which had 1.7 million customers, said it ran into difficulties due to “extreme market conditions” and halted operations. The company began restructuring its business, bringing in outside consultants and lawyers, and filed for bankruptcy in early July, RBC writes.

According to the company’s August data, Celsius’ liabilities exceeded its assets by $2.85 billion.