I would let the insurance company know, and have them make a record of it,just in case, so you could file a claim later if needed. Since you did dry immediately, and have fans and dehumidifiers runnng, you probably dont need to worry about mold. Just keep an eye on it. The wood itself has absorbed some water which is why it is cupping, but, it does sometimes flatten out, once it is totally dry. Wipe the flooring really well several times a day to remove any moisture that comes to the surface, and give it a month or two. I had a flashing leak over one of my closets and the original hardwood, got wet. I dried it well, had the flashing repaired, and kept wiping the floor many times a day, and in about a month, it all flattened out, and you would never know it had gotten wet. I did have fans blowing on it for a while, and I think that helped a lot.

You have pre-finished floors, it will take forever to dry and will most likely will not return to normal. If, insurance will cover it. Have it pulled out and allow the subfloor to dry. Then replace the flooring. It is a much faster process compared to waiting 2-6 months. The only downside will be the amount of deductible that you have to pay.

Did Servpro come to look at it? What did they say about the damage? You should talk with your insurance company.

What's your insurance deductible? $1,000? What is the cost of a new floor? It's one thing to have damage caused by a leaking pipe, it's another to have caused the damage yourself. It may be wiser not to file a claim. Insurance companies can drop you, raise your premium.

Thanks everyone for the comments. The deductible is $500. Im having my flooring guy come out to give me a quote tomorrow, I’m leaning toward just pulling it out instead of waiting several months to wait and see.