As @Critter-3 indicated, possibly "no".
Having said that, we don't have sufficient details to be sure AND the rules in this area are murky.
I won't go into the wash sale rules, as I am sure you understand these or you wouldn't have asked the question.
You can turn a sale of stock into a wash sale by selling put options. This rule is not automatic. It applies only if the put option is deep in the money — and there’s no precise standard as to when a put option is deep enough in the money for the rule to apply. The rule applies if it appears, at the time you sell the put option, that there is no substantial likelihood it will expire unexercised. In this circumstance, selling the put option can be roughly equivalent to buying the stock.
So only you at this point, can determine the answer based on the above.
*A reminder that posts in a forum such as this do not constitute tax advice.
Also keep in mind the date of replies, as tax law changes.
