vCenter Server is running in a virtual machine that is part of a vSphere DRS cluster. The
vCenter Server virtual machine has been tested and can successfully migrate with vMotion
between all ESXi hosts in the cluster. DRS is configured for partial automation. What
happens if an ESXi 5.x host that is running the vCenter Server virtual machine experiences
a power outage?
A.
vCenter Server will remain offline, but all virtual machines on the remaining hosts will
continue without interruption.
B.
This situation cannot occur, because vCenter Server cannot be installed on a virtual
machine in a vSphere DRS cluster.
C.
All DRS cluster operations will be unavailable until the failed ESXi host is brought back
online.
D.
vSphere will restart the vCenter Server virtual machine on another host.
D is correct, vCenter either as a Windows Application vCenter or VCSA will be launched on another host (unless the reservations make there is no room for him)
Even the most critical person on earth agrees on that (though 5 to 6 minutes downtime might be undesirable eg. VMware View VM/Autodeploy VMs)
http://technodrone.blogspot.com/2014/12/vcenter-is-still-single-point-of-failure.html