Recent research made it apparant that birthday attacks are now 'viable' on 64-bit block ciphers which Blowfish uses. (the paper in pdf)
At work we use BCrypt for password hashing, as I was thought that for password-hashing it was best/safer as it makes use of Blowfish.
I do know that hashing and encrypting are two different things, but as I am no security expert I do not know if we need to change any of our development processes, and if so, what to do about it.
So basically, is BCrypt (and possibly other hashing methods) affected by this?