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This depends on the context.

Formally, in a workplace context, marginal failure is defined as minor injury or minor occupational illness, $1K to $100K equipment loss, one day to two weeks downtime, or a loss of last period's data or short term (less than one year) environmental damage.

In more common computer lingo, it often refers to partial system failure, constant partial malfunction or failure that doesn't keep the machine from booting.

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