That makes it less likely, it doesn't make it ASB. If you got some Russian intellectual travelling in Germany, he could go back to Moscow and be a Russian Calvin, adapting the criticisms to the Orthodox church.
You could have everything, even a spanish reformation leader or a Catholic Aztec without ASB.
But a Russian intellectual would have so very few odds to have followers basing on a german (aka western and catholic based) reformation that is very close to ASB.
The most plausible thing with the reformation in Russia is the influence of protestantism that make orthodoxy slightly mutating. You have the exemple of the Patriarchate Lukaris, who tried to make an inner reformation influenced by calvinism. He had even send student in Switzerland.
But orthodox and catholic world, if not very different regarding the beliefs, was on differents planets regarding contacts outside elites. A calvinist preacher, wanting to convert russians would have no sucess at all.