Does Mac OS X 10.7.4 run on 32 or 64bit?

Hi
I'm currently experiencing a problem running my Suitcase Fusion 4 with my iMac.
When logging onto the web, all web pages shows upo with text as "A" within a block.
To relieve the problem, I've been told to upgrade my software.
However, I need to first varify one thing.
Does OS X 10.7.4 run on 32 or 64bit??
Could you please help?

Thanks for the help.
Is there perhaps a 32bit upgrade available after 10.7.1?

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