Deferred payments are held on the balance sheet as a long-term debt. (Long-term liability).
Cash balances are a form of short term asset - hence the credit facility is a short-term liability.
That's why they are shown in difference capacities.
Honestly, just blame the Accounting Standards. But this is pretty standard reporting for most companies - I understand your confusion though
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