VS Project and SQL

When I decode the first password in your screen shot (I hope I typed it in correctly), I get 32+1 bytes; the one byte might be a check in some way.
Can you paste one or two passwords from the database as text so I can eliminate typing mistakes?

You're talking about symbols; I guess two symbols is one byte? If so, you have 34 bytes. This might imply 32 bytes hash and 2 bytes of something else (e.g. check).
Can you paste the 68 symbol 'string' as text as well as the resulting password in the database as text?

Be aware that password hashes can be complex and password cracking software can take ages to crack a well implemented algorithm for hashing of a strong password. I suggest that you read up on password hashing; one article that might explain a little why it might take a long time to crack a password (and the difficulties that password cracking software face) is www.codeproject.com/Articles/704865/Salted-Password-Hashing-Doing-it-Right and there are probably plenty more.

If you want to protect your passwords, you want strong algorithms and force users to use strong passwords; it looks like you have succeeded there ;) As a cracker, you basically want weak algorithms and weak passwords.

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base64 not work
[/quote]Can you elaborate?
Did you write some code? Show it!

That password is BASE64 encoded. You can write a small routine to reverse it (look up base64decode), but I'm not sure if it's useful. You will probably end with a pile of binary data being the hashed value of the password.

Maybe, you're right, because I don't understand if it's encrypted md5 algorithm, the print screen file pic it's enclosed
Thank you Sumit!