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NRF52840 comsumes more energy when Soft Device is disabled

I have a NRF52840. To save some energy I wanted to disable the soft device so that there's no bluetooth activity at all. However instead of an average consumption of about 6 mA when it's enabled it rises to about 8 mA when it's disabled. I disabled it using nrf_sdh_disable_request. Any idea why that is? Do I have to prepare something or call something in advance before disabling it? Why isn't the power consumption going down? i woul've expected that.

Softdevice enabled:

SoftDevice Enabled

Softdevice disabled:

Softdevice Disabled

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