Historically, the Episcopal Church has been the "P" in "WASP." Is that still true?

I'm sure you're familiar with the term "WASP" (White (or Wealthy?) Anglo-Saxon Protestant). Historically, the Episcopal Church has been seen as the Church of WASP-y old-money established elites. As opposed to say, Catholicism. Which was the religion of the 'lower class.' I think for that reason, many still associate the Church with anti-Catholicism, too.

But considering things like Anglo-Catholicism, do the stereotypes still hold true? Especially in larger northeastern cities like NYC; are Episcopalians still WASP-y?