Love stuff like this. The demonstration text on the web site omits Q, but it exists in the actual font file. Maybe there's no Q in Lithuanian? Too bad about the license, or I'd use it for lots of things. Though I think Millennials who weren't taught cursive writing may have trouble with capital i and both z's.
Yes - Lithuanian language doesn't include Q, as well as X (not sure why X made it into the font, though).
Wild guess - Lithuanian does not have W, Q and X, but those are on de-facto "standard" qwerty keyboard