dmarc result in the case of Spf Temperror and Dkim fail

Question

I can't figure out what should be dmarc result if:

1. Dkim fail
2. AND Spf Temperror
3. AND Spf alignment MISmatch

"Fail" or "Unknown"

RFC 7489 (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance (DMARC)) doesn't explain this clearly enough for me:

DMARC evaluation can only yield a "pass" result after one of the underlying authentication mechanisms passes for an aligned identifier. If neither passes and one or both of them fail due to a temporary error, the Receiver evaluating the message is unable to conclude that the DMARC mechanism had a permanent failure; they therefore cannot apply the advertised DMARC policy. When otherwise appropriate, Receivers MAY send feedback reports regarding temporary errors.

From the other side, Spf alignment is important. For example,

1. DKIM=fail, Spf=pass, spf no alignment => DMARC will give "Fail"
2. DKIM=fail, Spf=Temperror, spf no alignment => DMARC will give "Fail" or "Enable to conclude"?