Nothing happens to it. The agents run inside your own Claude Code against registers you already own, so there is no Askara-hosted tenant holding your risk register, your incident log or your documents. Cancelling stops your access to the agents and to future releases; it does not touch the records they wrote.
That is a deliberate consequence of how the fleet is built rather than a policy we could change. The agents propose and a person commits, and the commit goes to your system. We never become the custodian of the thing you would need to get back.