Fear not, Ittiz, you will get a very nice global DEM. I am also eager to have it for a future map I want to make.
The orbit couldn't be circular for thermal management reasons, and the periapsis had to be over a pole (lowest point over coolest area to reduce heat radiation from the surface) so it had to see one pole better than the other and MLA could only map one hemisphere. But global stereo imaging will give an excellent dataset - actually higher resolution that the MLA would achieve. Stereo imaging is great for small features but can miss broad regional variations, so MLA corrects for that problem in the north, and analysis of limb images (plus occultations) will do it (less well) in the south.
You might like to see this LPSC abstract:
http://www.hou.usra.edu/meetings/lpsc2014/pdf/2243.pdfNo word on date of release but there 's still work to do on it. But the stereo data will be MUCH better than MLA.
Phil