Yes. The US Dollar continues to be a strong currency that's trusted by many countries in the world. For it to be replaced, it needs to fall in value which is very unlikely. Even with the popularity of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, no other currency has been able to replace the USD. For this and many other reasons, Bitcoin cannot be the reserve currency of the world anytime soon. While it's still practical and functional as a global currency that's easily accessible by anyone, it'll be nearly impossible for it to become the standard or reserve currency of the world because it's decentralized.
As such, a reserve currency needs to be controlled and manipulated by a central bank and a government. Since Bitcoin lacks these properties, no single entity could control its supply, or enforce regulations. Centralized currencies are the best bet for a reserve currency, and the USD fits the bill nicely. Whenever it'll still be the USD, or another currency like the Euro, we do not know for certainty. However, we do know that Bitcoin will continue to grow over time until it becomes a viable alternative towards Fiat.
Nevertheless, cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin are unpredictable and no one could know what will happen with them in the future. Whenever Bitcoin becomes a reserve currency (by becoming centralized) or not, it's yet to be seen. Just my opinion