OAuth Authorizations Table Empty

When viewing the Authorizations table at /user/%user/oauth/authorizations, there are no tokens listed.

Steps to Reproduce
1. Create a new User
2. Go to /user/%user/oauth/consumer
3. Add a Consumer
4. Edit the Consumer at /user/%user/oauth/consumer
5. Click "Add Authorization"
6. Check Authorized and the appropriate Permissions
7. Click Save
8. Click "OAuth Authorizations" (/user/%user/oauth/authorizations)

Expected Result
The new Authorization is listed in a table here.

Observed Result
The table is empty.

The problem is with the oauth_common_token.type field. This tinyint field is used to track the type of token. There are two types: Request and Access. The Authorizations table is looking for Access tokens, but the Add Authorization form at /oauth/%user/oauth/consumer/%consumer/authorizations-add only adds Request tokens.

The DrupalOAuthToken object sets its type value to OAUTH_COMMON_TOKEN_TYPE_REQUEST (oauth/includes/DrupalOAuthToken.inc:6) and the submit handler for the Add Authorizations form (oauth_common_form_authorization_submit), does not change that value (oauth/oauth_common.authorizations.inc:210) before it is written (line 221)

This also prevents the token from being loaded by DrupalOAuthServer when authenticating requests from clients.