innodb_file_per_table for single tenant SaaS

We have a mySQL backed SaaS application where each customer has their own mySQL database. So think of it like a wordpress/magento etc. database for each client.

Each database has ~200 table, and we expect to have about 1,000 databases per server, so 200,000+ tables. We currently have innodb_file_per_table enabled.

Our question is regarding whether we should use innodb_file_per_table or not. We’ve seen some conflicting information on this:
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[]Performance: With the large number of tables, is it better or worse to use innodb_file_per_table. We understand there can be issues with the number of file pointers required to have hundreds of thousands of tables open.
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]Stability: There is some discussion that using innodb_file_per_table is safer or improves crash recorvery
[]Concurrency: Some reports say that using innodb_file_per_table improves concurrency because there are individual tablespaces.
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]I presume nothing has come from innodb_file_per_database. Facebook talked about this back in 2009 (!) but I’ve not seen anything since. [url]Redirecting...
[/LIST] Welcome any thoughts on this.