I presume you answered the question yourself with the simulation circuit.
You can also calculate the output by referring to integral calculus rules in a math handbook.
u(t) = ∫sin ωt dt = ?
Consider that term "c" (initial value) in the equation is undetermined. Furthermore OP offset voltage causes the integrator output to slowly drift away. A real integrator needs additional means to reset the output. In case of a PID controller, the feedback loop will achieve this.