Nice! I did some research, but the only "improvement" I see would be to change the stat-struct in the callback to force UID/GID to 0. But for that, I think we need another callback function to wrap around the given callback to change the UID/GID. Unless I'm not seeing something or misunderstand where the problem really is?
I did a grep on the whole pseudo source code to search for the existance of "nftw" and found that ./ports/unix/* is the only place. If that one is not used in Linux, I would guess btrfs-tools would give an error upon creating the filesystem, right?
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