After his autopsy, what is the cause of the death of the famous artist Avicii in Muscat?

All bras are still available, but there is no criminal suspicion in Avicii's death
On Saturday, a source in the Omani police denied the existence of any criminal suspicion behind the death of the Swedish music DJ Avicii, who was found dead in Muscat.
And Diana Baron, a spokeswoman for Avicii, announced on Friday evening, "The artist was found dead in the Sultanate of Oman," without revealing the exact place of death or the causes.

The source in the Omani police said, "The medical autopsy was carried out twice, one yesterday (Friday) and the second Saturday, and we were absolutely certain that there was no criminal suspicion behind the death."
He added, "We have all the information and details related to the death and this incident, but only in the interest of privacy. We refuse to make it an issue of public opinion in the media out of concern for the feelings of the deceased's family."
Before his retirement, Avicii was one of the best DJs in the world, and was especially famous for the song "Week Me Up" with singer Alo Black in 2013.
In recent years, the Swedish artist revealed that he suffers from health problems, including pancreatitis, due to excessive alcohol consumption. In 2014, he had to cancel offers to have his gallbladder and appendix removed.
And two years ago, he suddenly announced his cessation of performances.