If anybody ever needs to communicate with a Bluetooth device from a Windows Store or Windows Phone 8.1 app, you have to manually add the following to your package.appxmanifest file (it cannot be added through any UI):
<m2:DeviceCapability Name="bluetooth.rfcomm"> <m2:Device Id="any"> <m2:Function Type="name:serialPort" /> </m2:Device> </m2:DeviceCapability>
Don't ask how long that took to figure out =)
UPDATE: I finally found the documentation on MSDN for this and it describes the valid values for the various attributes.
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