Bcrypt Verifier
Check whether a password matches a bcrypt hash and inspect the version, cost and salt it carries.
Verify a bcrypt hash
Verdict: —
Version: —
Cost: —
Salt: —
How to use the Bcrypt Verifier
- Paste the stored bcrypt hash into the hash box.
- Type the password you want to test against it.
- Read the verdict together with the version, cost and salt.
Features
- Verifies standard 60 character bcrypt hashes
- Shows the version, cost and salt of the stored hash
- Reports how long the comparison took
- The password stays inside the page
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the free online bcrypt verifier.
Paste the hash, type the password and read the verdict. The tool extracts the salt and cost
from the hash and recomputes the digest locally.
It means the password reproduces exactly the same digest with the same salt and cost, so the
stored hash belongs to that password.
The standard 60 character modular crypt format with a 2a, 2b or 2y version marker, a two
digit cost, a 22 character salt and a 31 character digest.
Bcrypt is deliberately slow. The cost factor sets how many key setup rounds run, and higher
costs take proportionally longer to verify.
No. Verification only tests a guess you already have. Bcrypt cannot be reversed, and brute
force is expensive by design.
The calculation happens entirely in your browser, so nothing is sent anywhere, but treat
password hashes as secrets and avoid public computers.
If the string is not 60 characters or carries an unknown version marker, the tool cannot read
the salt and cost, so it reports an invalid hash.
Yes. It is completely free, works offline once loaded, and needs no account, no sign-up and
no installation.
Last updated: October 10, 2026