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It blew up about 3000 km/hr short of orbit, so thankfully all of it has burned up in Earth's atmosphere already :)
Also to make it clear, it was never planned to even make it to LEO. SpaceX has made it very clear that they wanted to get close to the energy experienced during an actual reentry without actually making it to orbit.