Daniel Snyder testified for nearly 11 hours during a private deposition Thursday with members of the U.S. House Committee on Oversight and Reform regarding the Washington Commanders' workplace culture.

Snyder testified voluntarily but did so under oath. His attorney had negotiated with the committee for nearly a month over how he would testify.

Any or all of the transcript can be made public, but that likely will take several days. Snyder testified via videoconference from overseas.

The committee began investigating Snyder and the organization in October, looking into past issues. 

Daniel Snyder offered to testify via video conference before the House Oversight Committee in late July, according to a letter his attorney sent to chairwoman Carolyn Maloney.

Snyder's attorney stated that they have yet to hear from the committee about the dates they submitted.

The committee has been investigating the Washington Commanders' workplace culture since October.