python - What encryption is used by default SecureSocial for SecureSocialPasswordHasher? -

i've got passwords on datastore hashed using method securesocialpasswordhasher.passwordhash package securesocial.utils.securesocialpasswordhasher of securesocial, , have validate them through python.

therefore, use of securesocial (or whole play framework) out of question. question is: use hashing when calling method? documentation seems bcrypt, wasn't clear enough me sure.

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i've been told on securesocial forums indeed uses bcrypt work factor 10 default. doens't reflect see on datastore.

there 2 columns there, 1 salt, , 1 fro hashed password. neither of them have bcrypt header (such $2a$10$). also, salt size 11 characters long, , hashed password 22 characters long (and no signs of having salt inside string).

found out default hashing passwords on securesocial indeed bcrypt.

the default implementation it's hash method is:

  def hash(plainpassword: string): passwordinfo = {         passwordinfo(id, bcrypt.hashpw(plainpassword, bcrypt.gensalt(logrounds)))   } 

this applies latest version of securesocial.

on specific problem, main issue was not communicated code dealing using older version of securesocial, , has method overriden.