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After initially taking many deep breaths and cursing myself for letting her drive it, it appears that PPF did its job as a sacrificial layer. Looks like minor abrasion on the actual paint underneath - will take it back to my PPF shop and see what they recommend doing. Perhaps they can lightly polish or something. At least it's on the underside - still sucks though.
Good call! My apologies I haven't actually spent time under the front corner so to me it looked like maybe the bumper is buckled there in the middle, but if thats how it's meant to look rather than actually being bent then I'd say PPF did it's job to keep this in the "touch up and replace ppf" rather than the "repaint" category!