This is an uncharitable interpretation of the criticism. Several other programming paradigms also have subtyping, often more powerful than OOP, so people moving away from OOP are definitely doing some sort of subtyping in their own language and paradigm, unless they're going to some niche language... or Go.

OOP criticism is often centered around two things: inheritance and state hiding via encapsulation. And this criticism often comes also from programmers that use OOP. And IMO it is pretty fair.