A couple of days ago, we reported that the initial batch of OnePlus One shipment have been delayed again because of some OpenSSL vulnerabilities, which the CyanogenMod team decided to fix before shipping the handset.

Now, in a quick turn of events, the CM team has managed to fix the bugs and get the required certification again, which allows OnePlus to ship the phones to consumers from as early as today i.e. June 13.

More than a month after being unveiled, it is still near impossible to get your hands on the elusive OnePlus One. The initial batch of invites to buy the handset were sent earlier last week to a few lucky hundred people, but as it turns out, the company has once again delayed the shipping of their handset.

It may be near impossible to obtain a OnePlus One right now, but that hasn’t prevented the folks behind the Team Win Recovery Project from announcing the handset’s first custom recovery. The release will allow the first OnePlus One owners to start flashing custom ROMs and tweaks to their device as soon as the first batch is shipped next month.

With the initial batch of OnePlus One invites going out in around a week, the OnePlus and CyanogenMod team have been hard at work on squashing all the bugs present in the phone. Initial reviews of the OnePlus One suggested that while it aces a suite of benchmarks, it has some stability issues with the pre-loaded firmware being pretty buggy.

The team is now rolling out the final version of CyanogenMod 11S to the handset, which fixes all the bugs reported by users and enhances a few other features.

Still waiting for your invite to buy the OnePlus One? So are plenty of others. Not even competition winners have received theirs yet. But don’t worry — they are on the way. In an update on its official forum, OnePlus promises an invite “storm” is on its way next month.