Yes and no. NoiseTorch also has VAD (Voice Activity Detection). RNNoise also returns the probability of a sound sample being voice, I use that to clamp the microphone completely if its < the configured probability.

This works really well for situations like Discord or Teamspeak where you're usually not constantly talking, but doing things that can still set off "normal" voice activation. RNNoise's model often knows it's not voice, but cannot denoise it completely.