In adition to already linked pages, you might wanna check this one:
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/coronavirus-death-rate/
It's not the be all end all of death rate pages, but I kinda find it more believeable that what the CDC published recently based on early march data, especially with the convoluted explaination excluding all death that didn't occure 13 days after the symptome onset of their cases, and mixing studies about very different sets of data. Moreover, their estimaye correspond roughly to the lower limit of the confidence interval of the diamond princess group. A group where old but not disabled people might be slightly over represented, but where every single person have been tested, not only the symptomatics.
For some reason, i think the testings of china outside Wuhan have been super intensive also, thanks to the jumpstart and as a consequence I also think that group includes asymptomatics. All in all, I've read the full CDC report. I'm not an expert but I call this BS. I would like to see the full data on which the worldometer article is based but again I at least find it beliveable. Maybe divide by 2 if you firmly believe part of the excess death is from confinment rather than Covid. It's still roughly 4 times the CDC estimate...