Does proguard have issues when using casted method reference?

Question

Having an interface

public interface Extractor<T> {
    // another method
    void fake();

    String extract(T document);
}

and another interface implementing via default the method fake,

public interface SimpleExtractor<T> extends Extractor<T> {
    default void fake() {}
}

and a class accepting an Extractor as a constructor param

public class ExtractorUser<T> {
    public ExtractorUser(Extractor<T> extractor) {
    //...
    }
}

A NoClassDefFoundError occurs when this code is reached:

//...
new ExtractorUser<>((SimpleExtractor<T>)this::extractValues);
//...

extractValues being a method that matches the functional interface defined as SimpleExtractor<T>.

Has proguard some issues solving this kind of construct?