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The "persistent world" simulates a number of scheduled, timed and random events; resources consumed, survivors recover from injury/disease/tiredness, resources are gathered, construction time progresses... etc. Survivor deaths when you're offline are probably just a calculated random event based on number of infestations and some other stats, not actual zombies killing the character as if the game was running.
Don't quote me on any of this though, I'm only speculating from what I've seen.
Once you quit, the game just forgets about all the zombies and your survivors location.
Heck, I think you can quit out of the game while down and about to die, and log back in safely at home.
Don't get worried if you kill off "game critical" characters. They come back.
http://youtu.be/S_fBclZBR0E