As an example UKMO has it developing a deepish symmetrical warm core:

https://moe.met.fsu.edu/cyclonephase/ukm/fcst/archive/25012800/81.html 

We already see extensive shower activity near the centre, and I'd fully expect it to organise into a very small tightly bound convective system through today and into tommorow. Something approaching an eyewall and banded system is not inprobable. It will look quite similar to a medicane and be much more dynamically similar than a classical atlantic TC.

One to watch, though this will be a curiosity more than a worrisome meterological event. Gusty winds, heavy rain and thunderstorms are possible but nothing particularly unusual. What is unusual is the nature of the system itself.