Yes.

Our drivers are created and optimized for 32 bit version of Linux,
but those can be used for 64 bit Linux also. Some additional steps are required.
For rpm users:
1. After the driver installation, and if there is "/usr/lib64/filter/", copy the
file which name starts with "brlpdwrapper" ( in the "/usr/lib/cups/filter/" ) t
o "/usr/lib64/cups/filter/".
Or confirm there are symbolic links between "/usr/lib/" and "/usr/lib64/".
For dpkg users:
1. Install lib32stdc++6(Debian) or ia32-libs(Ubuntu)
2. Restart the system
3. Use "--force-architecture" option when you install the drivers.
4. After the driver installation, and if there is "/usr/lib64/filter/", copy the
file which name starts with "brlpdwrapper" ( in the "/usr/lib/cups/filter/" ) t
o "/usr/lib64/cups/filter/".
Or confirm there are symbolic links between "/usr/lib/" and "/usr/lib64/".