Aloha@ripton,

I'm not sure about warping, but in the second picture it looks like you just need to adjust the top the bridge.  When you tune the violin, the top of the bridge is naturally moved in the direction of the peg box, as the strings are being moved in that direction.  I run into this myself, and the solution, at least for me, is pretty easy.  While you are tuning your violin, move the top of the bridge back towards the tailpiece so that the side of the bridge facing the tailpiece is vertical.  The side of the bridge facing the fingerboard should be angled, becoming thinner as you approach the top of the bridge.  Were I you, I would loosen the strings just a tad, then try to move the top of the bridge back just a smidge, continuing to do so until the back of the bridge is vertical.

Of course, I an not a luthier and did not stay in a Holiday Inn Express last night, so take my suggestion with a grain of salt.  Your bridge could be misshapen, but maybe not.