After Ukraine gained its independence, the synagogue was returned to the Jewish community.

Funded with the philanthropic support of Viktor Vekselberg, renovations started in 2014; were completed in 2018;[3] and in 2019 the congregation received its first Torah since World War II.

A larger gable, crowned by the tablets of the law surrounds the entry treatment.

The edges of the building's main façade a framed again by pilasters and topped by (smaller) towers.

In each of these synagogues, four supports are arranged in a square in the centre of the space visually divides it into nine units.