I think we should take the headline claim that "over 170k nonprofits lost all their data" with a huge grain of salt.

As far as I can tell, the only source for that claim is:

> And he later learned he wasn’t alone, when another company service representative called the very next day and told him that roughly 171,000 small nongovernmental organizations “lost everything” in their OneDrive accounts.

So a second hand account of remarks said over the phone by a low level employee/contractor.

That's an interesting data point to follow up on, but using a single indirectly relayed statement to make such a substantial claim doesn't seem consistent with journalistic standards.