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Anything not written to run natively in .NET is Unmanaged. Only .NET/CLI code, running under the supervision of the CLR, is Managed. so Win32 and COM, Active Scripting (and whatever additional runtimes existing) fall in the former category. The short answer to your question is, yes COM objects are unmanaged...
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What you are looking for is P/Invoke (Platform Invoke) to interoperate with existing Win32 libraries. COM Interop focus on communicating with existing COM platform to exchange functionality (both ways). Microsoft Office with VSTO is probably one of the stronger examples of this. Forgot to mention: given...