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I wouldn't say that ITS is a molecular marker. As you say, it is a specific locus. However, sequence variants in the ITS locus are often used as molecular markers. These could be analyzed using the RFLP technique, or more modern genotyping methods like SNP arrays or sequencing.
Thank you very much for enlightening me!