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FWIW, I am seeing the same. Again, free style. I can (and am) generate a coverage report even though the build fails (actually, the tests fail). The coverage XML is there, but the plugin isn't picking it up. The only option I have set (apart from the path) is to fail if no coverage file is present.
If I fudge the script so that the build passes (without actually changing anything apart from the shell script exit status) the the plugin works as expected. Unfortunately then Jenkins reports things as OK.
(What I want/need is coverage when tests are failing).