simple question: pfctl -vvsq

[Dave St.Germain]

Here's a simple question:
Does pfctl -vvsq display bandwidth in bits/second or bytes/second?
Here's a snippit (just basic ACK prioritizing):
queue q_pri priority 7
[ pkts:       1475  bytes:      92446  dropped pkts:      0 bytes:      
0 ]
[ qlength:   0/ 50 ]
[ measured:     5.4 packets/s, 2.84Kb/s ]
queue q_def priq( default )
[ pkts:      46376  bytes:   21163651  dropped pkts:      0 bytes:      
0 ]
[ qlength:   0/ 50 ]
[ measured:    43.1 packets/s, 110.01Kb/s ]

110 kiloBYTES/second would make more sense considering I'm on a cable 
modem that can do about 1.2Mbits/sec on a really good day.  I haven't 
seen that number go higher than about 290Kb/s, even though I know I'm 
downloading at about the maximum speed.
What I'm getting at is:  shouldn't it show a capital B if it's 
measuring bytes per second (and lowercase b for bits)?  Or is my queue 
messed up?

Sorry for being longwinded.  I'm new here!

Dave