That's unfortunate but you probably have to get it to where you drop the whole rear suspension (if the broken bolt allows) so you can work on removing the broken bolt. Drill a small hole and use an easy out or drill it dead center with increasing larger drill bits trying to save the threads. Using heat may help too. A shop will have the lift to get to it easier.

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