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^-^ Your welcome, and I'm glad she still loves it!

They would be whatever the base colour is. If your paint is double extended black, then all will be extended black BUT the recessive white could have ANYTHING. So you could end up with all black or paint, or the white could carry something that modifies black such as blue. If your paint has...

If the paint does not carry recessive white, then 50% will have the paint pattern. All will be split for recessive white. The colour under the paint could be anything due to the recessive white hiding whatever it's base colour is.

The more common black in silkies is eb/eb S or s+ Pg/Pg Ml/Ml and other melanisers (such as charcoal). Im not sure exactly how this one works, but I got the information from here https://silkie.org/silkie-colours.html I think the above black is the slightly duller/earthy toned "non shiny" black...

Black silkies can occur from a couple different genetic combinations. Extended black is easiest to work with in my opinion, non extended black relies on other genes to make it darker. If the person you got them off doesn't know what the black is, it will take test breeding to figure it out...