ASProtect or UPX?

I am trying to decompress a file and I am running into this:
When I check the signature of the file it is this:

signature: 68 01 80 71 01 E8 01 00 00 00 C3 C3 40 C9 F3 50
My signature log shows this:
ASProtect 1.33 - 2.1 Registered -> Alexey Solodovnikov
signature=68 01 ?? ?? ?? E8 01 00 00 00 C3 C3

Before I start the decompression I check the memory and find this:

00400000   00001000   aspmon                PE header     Imag   R         RWE
00401000   00221000   aspmon                code          Imag   R         RWE
00622000   00009000   aspmon                data          Imag   R         RWE
0062B000   00011000   aspmon                              Imag   R         RWE
0063C000   00005000   aspmon                              Imag   R         RWE
00641000   00001000   aspmon                exports       Imag   R         RWE
00642000   00001000   aspmon                              Imag   R         RWE
00643000   00001000   aspmon                              Imag   R         RWE
00644000   00024000   aspmon                              Imag   R         RWE
00668000   000B0000   aspmon     .rsrc      resources     Imag   R         RWE
00718000   0002E000   aspmon     .upx       imports,relo  Imag   R         RWE
00746000   00001000   aspmon     .adata                   Imag   R         RWE

So my question is this:
Has anyone seen this before?
My signature is saying it is compressed with ASProtect but when I check the memory it is showing upx. Are both correct? I have tried to decompress this using my methods for ASProtect and UPX but neither seems to work. Any information would be helpful.
int21h

[deroko]

Section .adata is common for asprotect and aspack, and because you have push/call/retn/retn at ep, it seems like asprotect. But be carful it might be fake signature

Check the section characteristics.

For UPX, there are either 2 to 3 sections found. The third section is the resource section. The first section characteristic has a flag 0xE0000080, the second flag 0xE0000040. The resource section characteristic 0xC0000040.

For Asprotect/Aspack, all the sections have the characteristic 0xE0000040. There are 3 to 5 sections found. Default compression with Asprotect, the first two sections usually have blank names.

In addition to deroko's reply, there are 5 sections where the first two sections have blank names. It is indeed packed by Asprotect.