Accessing exif information from DNG images

I'm the author of PTLens, a plug-in to correct lens distortion. I'm trying to access tag 50736 (LensInfo) but it's not coming through the plug-in interface. In fact, none of the 5xxxx tags are coming through.
Is this a bug?

Is it possible that that EXIF tag is a proprietary maker note tag?
If so, that tag (or any undocumented maker note tag) cannot be read or preserved, and thus will not be available.

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