Cracking Huawei HiSuite Backups

[nino]

Hi!

i don't know if you have solved or not but i'm facing the same issue and here what i tried to do.

Using your new backup and your password i tried to reverse the process to find out what possibly hash Huawei is using. 

based on the password: Password123!!

hash: TpD2gJkr7AnARGpo05+Phlu29OOD/lPmbBNc6INCk4FthoA1MhZAPgbKpBM0vTqdcNDoRJLMieZp3rDBH/yLVLWrSbr0CJIXkoU1W0PmdMi0P4/Chv68MnpR/VG/I23uSjiX765cu2r5+YsBuJkmQ9B64L2kPLdj00VLYqZwUZs4Kaf7du2DxMy84v8MKM89U3DwsH58pfcsKIEi0FjKsrdvgAb4OkfdGLPqTyz9/KraeAXPers0JPFrGyq8EqTzoI7Txllc6VH+XWTu1ldNyJtT/louBLoJYq6SIlnkEWzrVMl3s1hHaa2LWRvvbG8t7hE+Hp5L7Ss0R6Htl5kZsw==

if you look closely, the most similar hash type is Juniper IVI (501)

But here's the problems:

1. Like i said the most similar hash is the Juniper but i'm not 100% sure
2. I tried using Hascat with this code

Code:

hashcat.exe -a 0 -m 501 C:\Users\NAME\Desktop\huaweihash.txt C:\Users\NAME\Desktop\password.txt

and the result is an error:

Minimum password length supported by kernel: 0
Maximum password length supported by kernel: 256

Hashfile 'C:\Users\NAME\Desktop\huaweihash.txt' on line 1 (TpD2gJ...WRvvbG8t7hE+Hp5L7Ss0R6Htl5kZsw==): Token length exception

* Token length exception: 1/1 hashes
  This error happens if the wrong hash type is specified, if the hashes are
  malformed, or if input is otherwise not as expected (for example, if the
  --username option is used but no username is present)

No hashes loaded.

so, what is the best solution?