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I tried this out using Windows slaves, but have had no success at reproducing the issue. I have added more logging for remote slaves (change 9987 on the main branch).
I have a theory that would be great if you could test out for me...
My gut feeling here is that this is a serialization issue and old objects are not being read/passed correctly.
To prove/disprove this the perfect way would be to setup a clean Jenkins install and see if you still have the bug. However, a quicker alternative would be to create a new Perforce Credentials object (delete the old one if you like) and perhaps try it with a new Jenkins Job.