Yes, because those contributions are on your W-2 and have been reported to the IRS.  However, you do not have to take the credit that the contributions qualify you for.  If you are trying to avoid upgrading to Deluxe, you can either  1.)  opt not to take the credit or   2.) take the credit using Free File software.  

1. You can go back to the Retirement Savings Contribution Credit interview and answer YES to 'Did you make contributions in 2018?' and 'Were you a full-time student?' questions. You do not qualify for the credit if you were a full-time student in 2018.  It will also delete Form 8880 from your return.  You won't have to upgrade, but you also will not get the credit.  To get back there, go to Deductions & Credits or type ''saver's credit'' into the search bar, and use the Jump to link.  
2. You can file using the Free File (you are using Free Edition now) version of the software IF you qualify.  To see if you qualify, click here.  https://turbotax.intuit.com/taxfreedom/  If you do qualify, you will need to create a new account with new User ID and password and start your return over.