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Yes, but in any case it's more private than credit cards, even if not used properly.
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How so? How can credit cards be more private than poorly used Bitcoin if there is literally your name and surname sent to the merchant?
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Both name and surname are connected to your centralized exchange.
If you want to insist that potential layer of indirection makes any tangible difference, then you are arguing semantics, not realities.
Besides, your merchant most likely captured your name and surname during the payment process too.
In either case, stating that paying with Bitcoin let's you stay private is just blatantly false.
It's not as simple as that.
Lots of ways to give away your identity when paying with Bitcoin. Only very few ways not to.