Yes it has so far come back to life thanks to the folks at Aisler (the Fritzing fab.) Their CTO arranged for a development team to get started and they got the 0.9.4 release our last December (just as Fritzing was starting to die from too old libraries.) Keeping Fritzing going is probably going to depend on donations (which is causing a lot of controversy!) as the code base is too complex to be developed by volunteer labour and the way forward is seen as hiring professional developers. I would say that is correct because even with development restarted, there are almost no pull requests from the community (and I have worked on the source code, and it is complex!) but the future looks brighter than it did.
Peter