I believe that God exists, I however also believe that his existence cannot be proven empirically, what category does that put me in?
I believe lots of theists believe in God without believing in the possibility of an empirical truth. I've certainly met Christian scientists (not to be confused with Christian Scientists) who fall into this category. It would be silly to call them agnostics.
As another poster wrote, often times agnostics approach the question as one of knowledge, whereas most theists as well as "weak" atheists see it as a question of belief. We all (well, almost all) believe all sorts of things that we do not truly know.
To put a finer point on it, I DO believe in absolute truth, I just believe that the existence of God cannot be proven scientifically.
Not to put too fine a point on it, you're a theist.
Agnostic theism
(I don't get why you've been downmodded to -1, I have just +1'd you)