More and more people are starting to perceive bitcoin as a store of value (an asset that maintains its value without depreciating), and now that it's rising while other currencies and asset forms are falling, perhaps the most important impact this global crisis is bound to make is help strengthen the image of BTC for the long term. It offers gravity assist that slingshots bitcoin toward the ultimate goal of decentralizing the financial system. But I wonder how bitcoin will perform when the pandemic is over.
I doubt that a lot of people view Bitcoin as some sort of reserve asset, for that you'd need to have be skeptical of the US dollar and fiat system in general, which overwhelming percentage of the population isn't, and pandemic isn't changing it. If inflation is going from 2% to 2.5%, people would barely notice it. You'd need a swift currency devaluation by 30-50% to make people start looking towards BTC, but even then it's not guaranteed. A lot of countries in the world experienced big drops in their currency since Bitcoin was created, and their population didn't choose Bitcoin as a method to counter it, they choose US dollar. If US dollar will start falling, gold is the next thing to choose.