Could very well be. Didn't take long to go down that rabbit hole. Came up with some interesting stuff:
Sealer and Release Agent Reference Guide
This looks like a common release agent.
https://www.smooth-on.com/msds/files/ER200.pdf
Uh, they only listed the volatiles. Note that one of them is a fluorocarbon. (dissolves silicon oil)
Also note the '200' in the name. Very, very common silicon oil. It is very possible that THAT is the culprit.
200 SILICONE OIL 100 CS
It looks like finding a way to hydrolize silicone oil 200 (or its next-of-kin) is a possible approach...
Hydrolysis of polydimethylsiloxane fluids in controlled aqueous solutions. - PubMed - NCBI
Mann Release agents are highly flammable after use. Count that out.