According to the IUCN Red List, what is the status of red panda?

IUCN is the International Union of Conservation of Nature and Natural resources which are now called world conservation union (WCU). It maintains a red databook or red list which is a catalogue of taxa facing a risk of extinction.
Endangered species are those facing a high risk of extinction in the wild in the near future due to a decrease in its habitat, excessive predation or poaching. The percentage of endangered species in the list of threatened ones is 19% mammals,17% birds, 21% reptiles, 22% amphibians and 19% angiosperms. In India, the number is 54 animals and 113 plants, e.g., red panda, Bentinckia nicobarica.

Critically Endangered: The taxon is facing a very high risk of extinction in the wild and can become extinct any moment in the immediate future, e.g., Sus salvinus (Pigmy Hog), Berberis nilghiriensis, Red panda.

Vulnerable: Presently the population is sufficient but is undergoing depletion due to some factors so that it is facing a risk of extinction in medium-term future, e.g., Antelope cervicarpa.

Extinct: The taxon has been completely eliminated or died out from earth, e.g., Dodo.