The chances are this is free milling. The only really well known refractory arsenopyrite gold deposits are along the Bardoc shear north of Kalgoorlie. most of the Murchison gold, regardless or arsenic content, has been free milling. Hope this helps.
Bythefan seems reasonably positive
Ann: New Gold Discovery at Crown Prince, page-235
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