I ended up using ogr2ogr (which is already shipped with QGIS) and with which I was able to develop a Download button that can export the WFS to Shapefile, CSV, DXF, and KML. I think this is the best solution (although I had to write a little PHP script in order to do that) because it's basically independent of the type of GIS server used (should work with WFS generated with QGIS but also Mapserver amn Geoserver).
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