just took a look at the Saffir-Simpson scale. According to the scale, typical cat 2 hurricanes range in pressure from 965 mb up to 979 mb. I think there is a good chance Dennis willl be upgraded to cat 2 at the next advisory. The storm also seems to have taken a good jog to the west lately as well.
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