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What are your expectations?
Most Qt modules are licensed under LGPL (in the Open Source edition of Qt) which allows you to distribute (and sell) your software without having to release your source code - AS LONG AS you use the dynamically linked version of Qt (i.e. the default: unless you recompile Qt yourself, you'll have the correct configuration already).
As long as you keep an eye out for that, there should be no issues.
Additionally, keep in mind the lrelease tool for finding out all the Qt DLLs that your app will depend on.
Technically, you can still sell your software under the GPL license, which some Qt modules are licensed under, but you may need to provide your source code if requested by a customer.
Disclaimer: Not a lawyer, just a user.