It's hard to say. It depends on how the peppers were dried. If they were dried at too high a temperature, you may not get any to germinate. But, if not, you should get some seeds to sprout.

The warmer the better for germination (up to about mid 80's). I agree, right now, it's too cool outside for germination.

Good luck!

You don't need any light for the seeds to germinate but if you get them to germinate and sprout, then you will need to give them light if you want them to grow from that point on. Either artificial light or sunlight from a south facing window or outside in the real sun.
Bruce

Agree with tsheets and esox07, get them upstairs in warmer temps and give them light once they sprout.

As tsheets said, if they were dried in seed survival range, you should be ok.