Ellen DeGeneres’ stalker Karen Sjoden is back on the streets, RadarOnline.com has learned.

Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department confirmed that Sjoden was let out of custody on Tuesday, March 16.

Karen Grace Sjoden, 49, pleaded no contest to charges of misdemeanor trespassing in court on Monday and was sentenced to three years probation, along with the strict order to stay away from “both Mrs. DeGeneres,” referring to Ellen's partner Portia.

Ellen Degeneres’ stalker has been sentenced to three years probation, along with the strict order to stay away from “both Mrs. DeGeneres.”

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Karen Grace Sjoden pleaded no contest to charges of misdemeanor trespassing in court Monday and was also ordered to stay away from Michael Hathaway (an associate of Ellen’s) and Ellen’s NBC studio where her show tapes.

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Sjoden must check in with Judge Marsha Revel every sixty days and is barred from any contact electronically or physically (within 100 yards) of Ellen, Portia and Hathaway.

Sjoden had been kept in custody on $200,000 bail since being arraigned on February 14, but following Monday’s plea deal she will now be free once again.

The woman arrested outside Ellen and Portia DeGeneres' home last week is a "delusional conspiracy theorist" who had an unhealthy obsession with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, her daughter and ex-husband told RadarOnline.com in exclusive interviews.

Karen Grace Sjoden was found with a "rambling letter" that referenced the former First Lady and a dossier of the names and addresses of Hollywood's elite when was she arrested "laying in wait" under cushions on the DeGeneres' kitchen deck, prosecutors charged in court.

In revealing interviews, Sjoden's daughter Kayle and ex-husband George Macke admitted their estranged mother/ex-wife previously pursued Clinton and Ellen, but denied she ever had sinister motives.