Gliese 876 d has an orbital revolution of 1.9 days, but apparently they can't calculate rotations very easily for many far-away planets. They can pretty easily derive orbital properties from gravitational effects in multi-body systems, but I have no idea how they'd get rotational speed calculated from here.
Awesome....from what I've read they've only found roughly Jupiter sized planets thus far. It's interesting that until relatively recently astronomers looking for planets outside of our solar system were considered "on the edge."