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The big difficulty is that even if everybody's wallet funds are secure, which is a big if right now, their reputation is shot to pieces.
That said, if things calmed down for a while I'm sure people would drift back to using them, weighing up the risk against the fact that essentially ePass is a very useful service.
The question is whether or not ePass can remain a viable business with it's substantially reduced revenues in the interim. There's also the possibility that they've screwed their relationship with other partners in the banking system, which may mean they can't maintain even basic functionality.
Perhaps someone else will come in and take over the business. It's worth saving and a new owner would have a better chance of restoring its reputation than the existing ones.
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