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If {Stolen Identity} is cast, and targeted a creature that is in response destroyed, can the card still Cipher to a creature?

I think tyat the original poster is asking: if a cypher card fizzles, can you still cypher it? Like if you cast {Stolen Identity} on {Gravecrawler}, and in response your opponent kills the gravecrawler, making the stolen identity fizzle. The OP is asking if the spell can still cypher.

Although cypher is not out yet, and we have no completely official rules on it, I think the answer is no. If the spell fizzles, you may not cypher it. Cypher is part of the whole spell. If the spell has no legal target, it can't resolve.

This is what I'm asking.
So, is there any sort of consencous here?

If {Stolen Identity} is cast, and targeted a creature that is in response destroyed, can the card still Cipher to a creature?

I've got a foil Sigarda if you'd want that

I've got 4. But will only trade for Selesnya stuffs

I didn't see anything...
Do you have anything from my needed that I didn't see?

I've got one.

Really want that Crucible

I've got a Thragtusk. Check my needed

I've got a Playset of Archangels I'd trade if you have some good Selesnya stuff you aren't showing.

I've got 2

Me

I've got 1

So you want 2 {Sanguine Bond}? Did I interpret that correctly?

Want Jarad, Tomb, Abrupt Decay, Vraska, and Deathrite Shaman.

I don't have any of either of your needed except a foil valakut molten pinnacle

Just updated it, so you should check again