Are GFCIs now required in all unfinished portion of a house?

GFCI outlets are not required anywhere.

In places GFCI protection is required, plain outlets can be protected by a GFCI device elsewhere (GFCI breaker, GFCI deadfront, or GFCI receptacle). Doing so is the one and only legitimate purpose of the GFCI's "Load" terminals. They should be used for nothing else; the "Line" terminals get all other wires, and they take 2 wires per screw.

When a plain outlet is protected by a GFCI elsewhere, it MUST have a label saying:

GFCI protected

and a pile of them come in every GFCI box.

Obviously, nobody ever does that LOL... and then, they get written up for it. And very often, this is interpreted as "You need GFCI receptacles there". Never true.

You need stickers there. The stickers have to be not lying.

If the sticker is there, and a cheapie GFCI tester trips a GFCI somewhere, that's good enough.

I find the default blue stickers ugly, and I prefer to make my own on a Brother or P-touch labelmaker. On a white cover plate they look perfectly fine. I also consider it helpful to add a line stating where the reset is located.