Results of checking on this:
(defun x () (…do something….) (princ)) or (defun c:x ()(…do something….) (princ)) returns type SUBR
(defun-q x () (…do something….) (princ)) or (defun c:x ()(…do something….) (princ)) returns type LISTor in some cases the type of the final return value of the function depending on how the function is defined…
Loading (with NetLoad) the LispFunction sample ‘getentity’ returns type EXRXSUBR which is an ObjectArx function…
Loading (with NetLoad) the LispFunction sample ‘HelloWorld’ returns type EXRXSUBR which is an ObjectArx function…
Return Types…

So I believe the best answer to that question is neither, that it acts like a loaded ObjectARX function…

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