Bash stores the exitcodestatus of piped commands in the environment variable PIPESTATUS

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So you can just echo ${PIPESTATUS[@]} to get them all.

13:52:30 ✔ claus:~$ ps ax | grep /usr/bin/ruby
13205 pts/20   S+     0:00 grep --color=auto /usr/bin/ruby


13:52:43 ✔ claus:~$ echo ${PIPESTATUS[@]}
0 0

PIPESTATUS is an array, so you can get the exitcode of an specific command (first pipe):

13:54:20 ✔ claus:~$ echo ${PIPESTATUS[1]}
0