I would argue that Bitcoin is way too volatile to currently fulfill what we understand under the term unit of account. A unit of account is supposed to be unit of measurement for products and services, but Bitcoin is so volatile that you can't just say what you can get even over the course of a week for just 0.01 BTC. It is no currency yet and it is hard to tell if it will become one in my eyes. I know you could argue that as soon as someone accepts my BTC in exchange for services and products, it is a currency. But imagine you buy a car for 0.8 BTC, it requires six confirmations and Bitcoin crashes 15% during that hour, the car dealer calls you and says you have to send more. I don't know, doesn't feel like a currency in the way that most people interpret the term.