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The loan company said in a filing with federal regulators on Monday that it would notify the affected customers of the data breach. LoanDepot did not say what kind of sensitive and personal customer data was stolen. When reached by email, LoanDepot spokesperson Jonathan Fine declined to tell TechCrunch what specific types of customer data was taken.

The mortgage and loan giant has not yet said if it knows what kind of customer data was compromised in the suspected ransomware attack.

The company said its data was encrypted by the “unauthorized third party” who broke into company systems.