An experienced physician can distinguish between genital warts and molluscum contagiosum, since they resemble each other.
Both, can appear as a single or multiple lesions.
The color of genital warts may look like whitish, pink, flesh-colored or slightly dark.
Molluscum contagiosum looks like scattered, small, smooth tan or pink bumps with pearly appearance (they tend to be harder on touch, genital warts feel softer)
The most obvious difference is the central depression the molluscum lessions have.
Personally, I think you have molluscum contagiosum, but, only your physician can give the true diagnosis.

Visit your physician!

Thank you for your help. Is it possible for the warts to be popped though? Cause the one is now just red and flat from being popped and bleeding.

Leave them alone until your doc checks them. Ewwwww!