Cryptopia still has tens of millions of dollars of digital assets that the liquidators are trying to collect and distribute to account holders, the filing shows. The liquidators are trying to determine which account holders own which digital assets, but the information they need is hosted on servers run by an Arizona company that’s terminating its agreement with Cryptopia and demanding about $2 million, the declaration states.

The liquidators are concerned that if they don’t pay the Arizona company, Cryptopia’s data could be overwritten or lost. “This would be potentially catastrophic for the liquidators and account holders,” according to the liquidator. As for the hacked wallets, “recovery efforts are still being made, but to date, none of the stolen digital assets have been recovered.”