In theory you have every single leakable resource wrapped up in a RAII container or a smart pointer. In reality you're almost always dealing with raw pointers coming from a lower level C API or old C++ code or some kind of object handle you haven't wrapped yet.
Of course the recommendation from Stroustrup & Sutter is to use the new smart pointers for everything but I think it will be a few years at least before most people can follow that advice.
Of course the recommendation from Stroustrup & Sutter is to use the new smart pointers for everything but I think it will be a few years at least before most people can follow that advice.