Some ideas about the Reset circuit of Arduino Due

In the schematic of Arduino Due, the Master_reset signal is connected to the 3.3V through a capacitor. It seems that this design has some issue: it has the potential effect on the stability of the system.
Regularly, the reset circuit consist of a resistor (about 10K), a capacitor (about 0.01uF) ,and a button switch.

I don't know why Due use that design. Anybody has some idea about that?

There are several resistors, and several chip pins, connected to MASTER-RESET, which provide more than enough "leakage" to charge the reset capacitor. There is absolutely nothing wrong with the existing circuit.

Regards,
Ray L.

Thank you very much for your reply!
Before, I was concerned about the charge of the reset capacitor.