Are you saying you have the seat off now?
If so, then you've relieved the pressure that required you to shear off the head. The bolt should just spin out with finger pressure except you have nothing to grab ahold of.
Take a prick punch and first make a little prick punch mark near the perimeter, then angle the prick punch to spin the screw. If it doesn't turn chances are either you distorted the top thread a little when the head sheared off (used a pointy deburring bit [aka carbide burr] chucked up in drill or a rotozip kinda tool and go around the perimeter to clean up that thread) OR it is rusted in.
If it is rusted, you might be forced to weld something on there. Be careful using an easy out they're very hard and somewhat brittle, but it might work.
BTW - a lazy bolt remover (Squisher) will use the deburring bit to spin the bolt by laying it down near the perimeter on the far side of the bolt and use the force of the cutting action along with the vibration it causes to spin the bolt.
Something like the second set of burrs here.