Seems like a stretch, at most Ambiguously Bi because honestly, there doesn't seem to be any proof of either character's orientation either way. It depends on how strong that implication that they previously dated.
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Sana and Aphra's relationship is pretty strongly implied, it's just short of out right being stated actually. Sana acts terribly hostile towards Aphra in the Rebels prison arc (whatever it was called), and in the last or penultimate issue Aphra makes this big apology, talking about how it's her fault they that things ended the way they did, because she doesn't know how to handle people (which is horribly OOC for her, since until this arc, she was quite an amazing manipulator) However there's still no implication on either being attracted to males, not just their own gender.
Okay, regarding Sana and Aphra being bisexuals. While I have nothing against the idea, as far as I've read the comics (I stopped caring around issue 20 of SW) there's no implication that either one is actually attracted to both genders.The two simply being implied of having been in a relationship with eachother could mean either both being lesbian, both being bi, or one being bi and the other lesbian. Sana's marriage to Han was a farce, so that doesn't count as implication of her sexuality, and taking Aphra's fangirlism towards Vader as a sign as sexual attraction is really streching things, especially since it's present only in her first few appearances. Is there anythingelse to suggest that either of them is attracted to males, not just females?
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