The LSAT-Flex score release will be two weeks after you take it -- slightly faster than regular administrations, but not by much.
That's because they still have to do all their detailed statistical analysis to make sure that people performed on Test Day as LSAC expected (previous calculations, internal difficulty ratings, etc.)
A lot of law schools will be extending deadlines if they haven't already to wait for the May LSAT results to be released. They may also extend beyond that for those taking the June LSAT. And if the June LSAT doesn't happen in person -- if it's administered online as another LSAT-Flex later than June 8, they will probably push dates back even farther to account for that.
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