Does Airport Express support 24 Bit - 192 KHZ digital out ?

Hello.
I have Airport Express connected to a high end external audiophile DAC and would like to know if it supports 24 bit and higher clock frequencies like 96 KHz or 192 KHz.
Thanks for your thoughts.
Nuno

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