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Why in some Dribble UI’s User Avatar (user settings) are kept in bottom left?

Why in some Dribble UI's User Avatar (user settings) are kept in bottom left?

Just curious, I saw in some of the dribble shots are designed with the User Avatar in the bottom left of the screens and also noticed on BitBucket UI.

Is there any usability factor for keeping it at Bottom Left?

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