Per their SEC & OTCMARKETS filings - 557,601,181 or 1,115,202,362 (fully diluted) or someone pocketed $2.2 million from the sale of these highly dilutive shares, as of March 4, 2020
Nothing in the Shover settlement contradicts the plain language of the terms of the Class A shares. What the Shover settlement says it that some former NSH shareholders, for whatever reason, are willing to settle for pennies on the dollar.
What the settlement doesn't address is the status of the Class A preferred shares. One might presume that those shares still exist and can still be converted at the terms indicated in all of SHMP's filings since the Class A shares were created.