I’m not a guitarist by any means, but I do pick out chords a lot on piano.
The first thing I notice is that all the chords are down a half step from those given above. They are G#m, C#m, and F#. The second thing I notice is that, for as high as he’s playing on the neck, the chords sound kinda low. I map it out, and it’s very clear that he’s not playing the bottom (highest) string.
The next thing I notice is he’s not playing a single bar chord. So I look more closely at the frets, and realize he’s somehow playing G#m on the seventh fret. This would only make sense if he’s playing in a drop-Db tuning, or a drop D tuning and the recording is lower by a half step. We can also make out which fret some of his fingers are on.
Knowing all this, we can put together the exact guitar fingerings he is using. They are 7(7)757x for the G#m, 78(7)79x for the C#m, and 5(5)545x for the F#. The parenthetical frets are possibly covered by using one finger to cover two strings, or that finger may just be muting that string.
The last thing I notice is that he sometimes takes all his fingers off the frets (possibly save one), which would allow him to play an F# chord for coloring. Since he normally does this on the G#m, that fits, as to would make a G#11.
Finally, since I am a keyboardist, I’ll give the actual notes.
G#m: G#,(D#),G#,B,D#
C#m: G#,E,(G#),C#,E
F#: F#,(C#),F#,A#,C#
G#11: G#,C#,F#,A#,[D#]
BTW, it wouldn’t surprise me if the Studio version is in a different key. Drop C# is kinda odd, and might just be an accidental tuning. I mean, the guitar gets flatter and flatter throughout the song, so it’s possible he thought he was in drop D. And it’s also possible the recording is jacked up.