2003 Honda Civic Bent Axles

Last night I was taking a back road and went around a bend a little too fast. My back end started to skid, then soon my front followed. I skidded into the curb with my front and back tires hitting around the same time. I hit going approximatly 25 mph. Both of my rims (plastic) were cracked in half and my front tire was leaking. While waiting for AAA to come, I replaced my front tire with a dounut tire. I tried to drive extremely careful and slow about 20 feet but I noticed a terrible wobble. At first I thought it might be the doughnut not securely fastened. But it was not. I managed to move my car about 50 feet traveling no more than 2-3 mph and when the tow truch came he said that both of my axles were bent. Just out of curiousity, what are the chances that it bent my frame? The tow guy said approximatly $2500 in damage. However, other people have told me that it might be totaled. The car, before the accident, held a value of about $9,000. If the frame is bent, it's probably totaled. So what do you think the chances are of the car being totaled?