If your WP site does not use SSL, you’re not directly affected by the bug. If you have the openssl package on your server, it’s still a good idea to update it, of course.
If you *are* using SSL – some of your WP pages are accessible over HTTPS – you should do the following immediately:
1. Upgrade to the latest openssl immediately
2. Regenerate your SSL certificate key. Contact your SSL vendor and/or webhost for more information on this process
Changing your salts as defined in wp-config.php, as suggested in the digitalchild.info article, is an easy and responsible thing to do.
I don’t recommend deleting all your users’ existing passwords. This is likely to result in a support nightmare, as users have a tendency to run into difficulties with the Reset Password tool. If you would like your users to change passwords, consider a plugin like http://wordpress.org/plugins/force-password-change/.
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