In April 2006, bankruptcy proceedings were initiated by the State Tax Inspectorate when its tax debts reached more than 4 million litas. After the prolonged litigation, its main asset – former headquarters in Vilnius Old Town – was sold and the company was liquidated in 2015. However, Pilvelis continued to publish "Lietuvos aidas" through a non-profit organization ("viešoji įstaiga"). The number of issues decreased to twice a week (Wednesday and Saturday). In 2013, "15 min" reported that "Lietuvos aidas" employed only three people (Pilvelis and two others) and an advertising agency listed its circulation at 1,000 copies. Pilvelis died on August 27, 2016, and the publication was taken over by his daughter Rasa Pilvelytė-Čemeškienė. In 2019, it was a 16-page weekly with circulation of about 3,500 copies.