Ensuring ObjC call doesn't break actor isolation

Using Swift
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I've got the following code in an actor:

public func save(volume: VolVolume, queue: MTLCommandQueue) async -> [SharedBlock] {
        var blocks: [SharedBlock] = []
        // XXX: does this break actor isolation?
        await volume.saveStream({ status, block in
            assert(status == VolVolumeStatus.OK)
            blocks.append(self.store.insert(SharedBlock(volBlock: block)).1)
        }, with: queue)
        return blocks
    }

saveStream calls the passed function on a background thread multiple times. It looks like:

- (void) saveStream:(void(^)(VolVolumeStatus, VolBlock)) stream
          withQueue:(id<MTLCommandQueue>)queue
         completion:(void(^)())completion

I would think this breaks actor isolation because the callback is mutating self.store without being inside an async function. Is that right?

I suppose I could rewrite saveStream in Swift so that the callback passed to it is async. Is there an easier way?

thanks!