Class A Liquidation Trust Interests were distributed to all holders of Allowed Class 3 Standard Note Claims, Allowed Class 4 General Unsecured Claims, and Allowed Class 5 Unit Claims.  However, as noted in the answer to the previous question, holders of Allowed Class 5 Unit Claims received fewer Class A Liquidation Trust Interests relative to holders of Allowed Class 3 Standard Note Claims and Allowed Class 4 General Unsecured Claims.

For example, if a Noteholder and Unitholder both held $300 in claims, the Noteholder would have received four (4) Class A Liquidation Trust Interests ($300 / $75 = 4), whereas the Unitholder would have received 2.9 Class A Liquidation Trust Interests (($300 / $75) x .725 = 2.9).

Holders of Allowed Class 5 Unit Claims also received Class B Liquidation Trust Interests on account of the remaining 27.5% of their unit claims.  Accordingly, in the above example, in addition to receiving 2.9 Class A Liquidation Trust Interests, a holder of an Allowed Class 5 Unit Claim would also have received 1.1 Class B Liquidation Trust Interests (($300 / $75) x .275 = 1.1).

Class B Liquidation Trust Interests will only receive cash distributions from the Liquidation Trust if all claims represented by Class A Liquidation Trust Interests have been paid in full.  Based on the estimated net assets in liquidation for the Trust as of December 31, 2019,  there will be no distributions on account of Class B Liquidation Trust Interests.