Technically, no. In season 5 of The Clone Wars, Ahsoka turned disillusioned with the Jedi Order after being framed for bombing the Temple on Coruscant. Previous to that, she observed Yoda gave the impression to be rising weary of the Order’s involvement within the conflict, and questioned it herself. However after being framed, imprisoned, placed on army tribunal, and practically executed (Anakin sweeps in with the actual bombing perpetrator on the final second), Ahsoka misplaced virtually all religion within the Jedi. She refused to proceed her coaching, refused to rejoin the Order, and advised Anakin that her confidence in herself was shaken as a result of the Jedi didn’t consider in her.
She left, however continued tapping into the Power and using it, and was even known as “the Jedi” by Din Djarin in The Mandalorian. She additionally, clearly, was working with Luke Skywalker in some unspecified time in the future, so her relationship with the Jedi is way extra difficult than only a easy “is she” or “isn’t she.”
Ahsoka showrunner Dave Filoni has tried to clear up this query prior to now, telling Self-importance Honest:
[Fans] all focus very exhausting on the road, “I’m no Jedi,” from Star Wars: Rebels, but it surely’s plain that she’s skilled by the Jedi. I believe to most observers she could be very Jedi to them. I might argue in some methods—by being so selfless and rejecting quite a lot of paths that will have given her energy—she’s extra Jedi-like than even some characters who declare to be Jedi.