It's not hard to match up a certificate hash to the issuer, because most issuers will likely only have a couple of certificates to simplify internal PKI.These are Apple certificates; they have nothing to do with a company's internal PKI.
It's something that can be solved with a rainbow table, there aren't even salts involved.
1. Certificates change; probably yearly, knowing Apple.
2. The OCSP check get cached; the certificate lookup doesn't happen every time you launch an app.
3. You can block the OCSP lookup if you're all bent out of shape about it or strip the developer's signature and sign it using a different certificate.
4. The new protocol for checking will be encrypted and there will be UI for opting out of these checks.