That is a good meal carbs wise but it is also important to incorporate plenty of fibre into your diet when you are eating low carb .... so for me I would have shredded some savoy cabbage and cooked it in the microwave with a knob of butter for 3 mins and had that with the bacon eggs and mushrooms as it goes really well with those foods. It adds a few more carbs but more importantly fibre.
Alternatively or as well as, you can use a fibre supplement. I use both psyllium husk and chia seeds and I have a teaspoon of each in a glass of water on a morning with a dash of either balsamic vinegar or Apple Cider Vinegar to give it a bit of flavour and acidity. I drink it down when the fibre starts to go a bit gelatinous and follow it with a glass of water. That helps keep the digestive system regular and working well because when you cut carbs, particularly bread, you also cut a lot of fibre from your diet which means you can end up constipated. Fibre is also good for heart health I believe and since you are eating more fat, it is a good idea to add in extra fibre for that benefit. Salad leaves and any green veg will also provide good fibre, so do look to include that whenever you can. Coleslaw is of course also made with cabbage so if you are not keen on greens in other ways, have a dollop of coleslaw with your bacon and eggs or have salad with it and coleslaw.
Psyllium husk and chia seeds are available in some supermarkets and also health food stores or can be purchased online. They don't really taste of anything much, so not unpleasant. I tend to have my glass of water with fibre and a dash of vinegar as soon as I get up followed by a second glass of water and then my coffee with cream and then my breakfast which is usually Creamy Greek yoghurt with 3 heaped teaspoons of defrosted summer berries, a dessert spoon of mixed seeds (again a good source of fibre) and a sprinkle of low carb granola (I use the Eat Natural Protein Granola which is 34g carbs per 100g and I only have about 20g of it at most which is about 6-7g carbs, plus the berries and yoghurt takes the total up to about 15-20g carbs) I then don't usually have lunch as that keeps me going until dinner time, or I might have a salad at lunchtime with cheese coleslaw and then meat or fish with veg on an evening...
Anyway, just a bit more info for you to consider.
Congrats on your reading in the 5s... Is that your first 5? Great result!