Instagram co-founder Kevin Systrom owned 40 percent of the company when Facebook purchased it for $1 billion today.

That means Systrom got about $400 million out of the deal today, according to a report from Wired.

Co-founder Mike Krieger owns 10 percent of the company and will get around $100 million.

This ownership breakdown in Wired doesn't appear to account for a new $50 million round which closed on Thursday last week.

Here's how the rest of the investors and employees made out, according to Wired:

• Benchmark Capital owns 18 percent, picks up $180 million.

• Andreessen-Horowitz owns 10 percent, picking up $100 million.

• Baseline Ventures owns 10 percent, picking up $100 million.

• The rest of Instagram's employees own about 10 percent of the company and will split $100 million between themselves.

The new $50 million round amounted to 10 percent of the company (at a $500 million valuation) and included investors Thrive Capital, Greylock Partners, Sequoia Capital and Benchmark Capital.

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