The most interesting thing is that there's no information about anyone arrested with the case.
Means the author is probably still here?
Maybe they're much more interested in the people who used the service than the people hosting it. It looks like they might have many of the details of the transactions that took place there. Stopping the service and draining it of info will have more of an impact but it is interesting how there's no mention of charges anywhere, or any names.
They don't release names, it's not the US. I bet they owners will get be investigated and will have to pay taxes on their earnings (if they aren't involved in criminal activities).
I'm not talking about releasing names. I know that they dont.
Usually, however, there's information when there was anyone arrested - with no names. Just read interpol announcements.