Davout nearly had a big role in the fall of Dumoriez and the fight against the Austrians, but bad rolls kept him in the background - safe, but too far away from the fighting to make a difference. He did get some kudos for trying to stop Dumoriez, though.
Berthier got lucky - as with history, he got shipped out to the Vendee before Dumoriez made his move. Before that, he was chief of staff to Dumoriez, which wouldn't have been great for his career.
Carnot got lucky as well. He was on the outs with Robespierre during the coup, so he had a low chance of getting executed, and survived intact. He's once again the Army's leading theoritician/organiser.