Convicted Russian-born swindler Anna Sorokin who goes by the name Anna Delvey will be released from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody after a federal judge granted her a $10,000 bond on Wednesday.

Sorokin, whose crimes inspired the hit Netflix series Inventing Anna, has been in immigration detention in New York for 17 months on charges of overstaying her visa.

An immigration judge approved her bond under the condition that she stay off social media. She also must provide a residential address where shell complete her home confinement, her legal team told HuffPost.

Her attorneys said the judges decision recognizes that Sorokin who has been fighting her deportation after being convicted of bilking banks, businesses and friends while claiming to be a German heiress is not a danger to the community.