DB in connected mode

hi all,
while I am shutting down the database using 'shutdown immediate' or 'addbctl.sh' it stays in 'connected' mode for a longtime(almost 30 mins). Why is this happening??
please help
thanks inadvance
Annex

Check this:
addbctl.sh stop immediate ....
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