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Non-adherent cells will not move out of the wells, even through subsequent washes. Motile and adherent cells are able to migrate out of their wells over time. The time it takes for a motile, adherent cell to migrate out of the picowell is highly dependent on cell type, and therefore must be tested by the researcher.
