Will the GNU hurd kernel replace the Linux kernel once it is finished, or has production it stopped?
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There's been a lot more time and money invested in the Linux Kernel than that of Hurd and I can't see that changing anytime soon. There's too many software, drivers, and utilities written for Linux now to port that all over to a Hurd kernel.
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I mean, when it is done. Is it eventually going to replace Linux?
No will not replace Linux as Linus has stated not moving to a non monolithic kernel any time soon.
yes, you can use it already
http://www.debian.org/ports/hurd/