Well there are still 8000 (!) science packages onboard the Philae memory, so the flybys will be adjusted to optimize contact (darn, there goes our preferred flyby geometry!) and downloads will be started, and uploads for further experiments, with the 24 Watts our little guy is well fed to do some work.
The drill should be able to penetrate the surface, but it is hard stuff, the mixture of dust and ices create a sinter that is light but strong as concrete. (maybe that is the "ice" that the world of Chung Kuo is build of) Let's try it again and see what happens.
Naturally, we are sitting on the data, and at this point some of the data will start to be uploaded to the PSA and PDS. However, it is not easy, interpreting the data taken at a "completely unknown" object. As said before, we have never visited a comet that is so low in activity (orders of magnitude less than e.g. Halley) and then again from its starting point of activity. Very exciting, but you cannot assume anything (but we can discard the EU nonsense though), e.g. I see waves that look like something I would expect, but the structures are much much bigger than they "should be."
But the EU will not accept anything from mainstream, even though they cannot go without mainstream. The ALICE results basically renders one of the main ech ideas pointless, by actually seeing that water and carbondioxide are being ionized by photons and dissociated by photo-electrons. The EU clan only takes the electron part, and probably see their discharge model validated by that.
Fortunately with observing ice on the surface, that goes through absorption lines in the spectrum, which are impossible to create with a plasma, because these lines need solid ice. But I am open to hear any substantiated claims from the EU gang, but than, that never seems to appear anywhere.