Received IQ dropping elements between RCV and processPacket

I'm attempting to receive a custom IQ result packet on Smack 4.1.0-alpha1-SNAPSHOT, and some of the XML elements are being dropped between the reception of the packet and the delivery to my listener.

I've set SmackConfiguration.DEBUG_ENABLED = true, and I receive the following stanza: (Cleaned up a little to make readable)

11:11:59 PM RCV  (1631684231):<iq type="result" id="j6p8N-33" from="lighthouse.seattle1.adspore.com"          to="bot_ijyffc@seattle1.adspore.com/Smack">     <account xmlns="http://adspore.com/v1/lighthouse">          <username>bot_ijyffc@seattle1.adspore.com</username>          <email>foo@foo.bar</email>          <objectid>2002126324076833545</objectid>          <visibility>true</visibility>     </account></iq>

However, by the time it reaches my PacketFilter/PacketListener, it looks like this...

<iq id='j6p8N-33' to='bot_ijyffc@seattle1.adspore.com/Smack'          from='lighthouse.seattle1.adspore.com' type='result'>          .... missing bits....          true</visibility></iq>

I've configured a PacketFilter to accept everything, and add the listener for it just before sending the outgoing IQ like this:

    publicvoid sendAccount() {        AccountIQ accountIQ = new AccountIQ(getUsername(), "foo@foo.bar", true, 0L);        accountIQ.setTo(Main.SERVICE);        accountIQ.setFrom(mConnection.getUser());        accountIQ.setType(IQ.Type.set);        LOG.info("Sending AccountInfo:" + accountIQ.toString());        try{            mConnection.addPacketListener(this, new AcceptEverythingPacketFilter());            mConnection.sendPacket(accountIQ);        }catch (SmackException.NotConnectedException e) {            LOG.error("Caught exception", e);        }    }

Here is the PacketFilter and handler:

    @Override    publicvoid processPacket(Packet packet) throws SmackException.NotConnectedException {        if (packet instanceof IQ) {            LOG.info("Received IQ:" + packet.toXML());        }    }      privateclass AcceptEverythingPacketFilter implements PacketFilter {        @Override        publicboolean accept(Packet packet) {            LOG.info("Checking packet:" + packet.toString());            returntrue;        }    }

Thanks for any help, I'm not able to determine where the characters are getting lost.