Availability of old instances in BPEL, and completed instances in worklista

Hi All
How log does BPEL store the completed instances?
Are they purged automatically, after a set interval of time?
If my process contains a human activity, and a person has say already approved the instance from worklist app, he can still get hold of that instance by filtering for 'COMPLETED' instances. Will this list all the completed instances that he had worked on, even years old?
THanks
SAtinder

Thanks Mihai
Does it mean that if the admin user does not purge instances specifically, the uses will continue to find them by querying for completed instances in their worklist (when they have already taken action for their human task, and when the related BPEL instance is finished)?
Thanks
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