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The decay currently comes in increments of 10% with a placeholder time of 10 years. Your triggered crisis opinion will disappear 100 years after the witnessing-country learns of your status as a crisis. In order to know you are a crisis (and for the opinion to decay) a country must have communications with you, and either you are a level 5 crisis or they have level 2 intel on your government.
The reason it fails to decay is due to it being a triggered opinion modifier and they don't decay (there are no examples of this in-game or in the code). I'm looking into adding decay to the triggered opinion modifier through a yearly event incrementing a variable which would gradually reduce the triggered opinion modifier down to zero, then removing it.