Outlook: The server responded: 'Over quota'

I'm seeing that message on our server for accounts with the quota set to zero. I rebuilt the database this morning for an unrelated issue and this problem followed. Here is some information on one account that is failing.
[log]# sudo -u cyrusimap /usr/bin/cyrus/bin/cyrus-quota -f user/vfr1pal
Quota % Used Used Root
0 812198 user/vfr1pal
[log]#
[mail_server]# cat database/quota/v/user.vfr1pal
831691707
0
[mail_server]# ls -l database/quota/v/user.vfr1pal
-rw------- 1 cyrusima mail 12 May 25 07:55 database/quota/v/user.vfr1pal
[mail_server]#
Xserve Mac OS X (10.4.8)

To bring this back up to the top, here is a summary.
Users:
For the majority of the users, the mail storage has become read-only. If they attempt to move a message from the Exchange server to this server, they get 'Over quota'.
Command Line:
From the command line, everything appears normal, except if your run mailbfr -q. It reports user quotas of either zero or 2147483647 (7fffffff), with no correlation between the quota values and the failure to be able to right.
Server Admin:
Under the maintenance section of Server Admin, all of the user quotas are all reported to be zero, with %Free being listed as 100.00%.
Workgroup Manager:
Workgroup Manager also shows the Mail Quota set to zero. It has been demonstrated that changing the Mail Quota setting does not have any impact on the numbers reported by mailbfr.
I set the Mail Quota for a user to 5600MB in Workgroup Manager yesterday. As of this morning, Server Admin and mailbfr -q both report that the quota for that account is zero.
This is a production server, which has been unusable for a week now. We have short term workarounds, but this cannot continue.

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