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Can an attorney refund a credit card from their trust account?*

I paid my attorney a retainer of $3,000 dollars and only $500 or so was deducted from it before I called off my divorce. I paid him with a credit card and he said he will "refund the money ASAP." I'm not sure if I should be expecting a check or if he will just credit my credit card. Anyone have any experience with this?

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