While Russia would not sign the treaty, and would not agree to a truce for another year, this marked the end of the Ottoman threat to Vienna and Cracow and thus the end of the Holy League.
This event occurred despite Russia's refusal to ratify the treaty, and its unwillingness to agree on a truce for another 12 months. As a result, the Ottoman Empire ceased to pose a threat to Vienna and Cracow, bringing an end to the Holy League.