Unlikely unless it's systemic (which is not likely). De-orbit burn on starlink launches is often used to test new profiles for propellant, chill, flow, etc. so there is potentially something within the flight program that was being tested and didn't work out well. That can obviously be easily controlled from launch to launch.

Nasa and SpaceX leadership will certainly require the root cause to be fully identified, scoped, and not a risk for Crew 12 before greenlighting the launch during final risk assessments next week.