Celsius, a bankrupt crypto lender, has announced additional withdrawals for certain eligible custody users. However, only specific custody assets are currently available for withdrawal, while other cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin remain inaccessible. Two groups, Class 6A General Custody Claims and Class 6B withdrawable custody claims, are eligible for withdrawals until February 28th. Users are urged to withdraw their assets from the Celsius app immediately and keep personal records, as the app will only be accessible for a limited time. Despite the withdrawal option, some users have reported difficulties, including login failures and empty Earn accounts. Celsius plans to transition into a creditor-owned Bitcoin mining company, repaying customers through a combination of crypto assets and stock in the new firm. The distribution of assets is expected to begin in early 2024, pending SEC endorsement. However, if the crypto-mining proposal fails, liquidation is a possibility. Celsius and its CEO, Alex Mashinsky, have faced legal action for alleged misleading practices. The resolution of the reported issues remains uncertain, and it is yet to be determined how Celsius will address them. The CEL token is currently trading at $0.2533, up 5% in the past 24 hours but down more than 50% year-to-date.