Rounded estimate of the status of the identification process based on public information - and excluding empty seats:
About 50% of those in front rows have been identified.
About 25% of those in the back rows have been identified.
The cabin apparently had seatrows numbered 1-34 but probably excluded rows 13 and 14 (in spite of 1 passenger mentioned to be in 13).
Standout is seat column F which has the largest percentage missing.
From the data it is not possible to estimate where the 3+3 cabin crew were seated. A guess is that at least 1 in a front folding seat, and 2 at the back galley, with the 3 trainees in row 1 seats DEF.
It suggests a nose down impact and right hand roll (more than 90 degrees would not surprise me).