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Do the remnants left behind by type Ib and Ic supernovae become a black hole?

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If not please give me some reasons why not.

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Ic May be altough most are neutron stars
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In type Ib and Ic supernovae, most of the outer part of the star has been lost in stellar winds or pulled onto a companion star. So it is possible that this mass loss prior to core collapse would mean that there wasn't sufficient material to form a black hole.
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