It is clear that the victim survived his gunshots but Hopkins' fate is not mentioned in the press release linked. It turns out he did survive and got a 20 year sentence.
I must be missing it, the last thing I see about the situation is
> The victim shot Hopkins multiple times in the chest. He then contacted law enforcement.
Without excusing the article for confusing several people and requiring follow up research to answer an obviously related question, in my experience if someone dies it will almost-always be explicitly stated in the article; newspapers are far more like to remember to say "shot and killed" or "shot... killing him instantly" or "died of his injuries", and far more likely to cut a sentence about an auxiliary party's recovery when editing.
justice.gov isn't a newspaper.
This is a lesson for would-be violent extortionists: .22 is not an intimidating caliber.