"Alameda, FTX Executives Are Said to Have Known FTX Was Using Customer Funds."
So, she knew.
In a prosecutor's office, this is called "receiving stolen property". At least in California, where Alameda was nominally headquartered, receiving embezzled stolen property is a felony.[2] Some states don't define receiving stolen property to include embezzled property, but California apparently does. However, "intent to return" is a defense in California, but not in all states. This was nominally a "loan". Whether a jury will buy that argument remains to be seen.
Something for a court to sort out. Only 3 years in jail, max, though.
[1] https://www.wsj.com/articles/alameda-ftx-executives-are-said...
[2] https://www.kannlawoffice.com/california-penal-code-496-rece...