11 a.m. update: Cody Wilson has resigned from Defense Distributed.

During a news conference on Tuesday, Paloma Heindorff, the company’s director of development, said Wilson tendered his resignation on Friday evening, and that he will have no role in the company in the future.

Earlier: Defense Distributed, the 3D-printed gun company whose founder was recently charged with sexual assault, plans to hold a news conference Tuesday morning, the company said.

It was not immediately clear whether company founder Cody Wilson would speak to the media at the Sterling Event Center in North Austin or what the news conference would address.

Wilson, 30, was released from the Harris County Jail in Houston on Sunday after posting $150,000 bail, records show.

He had been arrested two days earlier at a hotel in the Wanhua District of Taipei, where authorities said he fled after learning he was being investigated by police.

Wilson, 30, is accused of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old girl who he met on the website SugarDaddyMeet.com in August, an arrest affidavit filed against him in Travis County alleges.

The affidavit says Wilson met the girl at a South Austin coffee shop, then took her to the Archer hotel in North Austin, where she said he paid her $500 after they had sex.

Wilson is the owner of Defense Distributed, which has faced criticism for selling online its designs for a 3D-printed gun, called the Liberator.

Law enforcement officials worry that the guns are easy to conceal and are untraceable since there’s no requirement for them to have serial numbers.

Nineteen states and the District of Columbia had sued the Trump administration to dissolve a settlement it reached with the company over allowing it to disseminate the designs. The lawsuit by mostly Democratic state attorneys general argued that such weapons could be used by criminals or terrorists.

A federal court last month barred Wilson from posting the designs online for free. He then began selling them for any amount of money to U.S. customers through his website.