there are 2 ways for attacking veracrypt, the binary mode (old) mode 137XX and the new ones 294XX
i would always recommend the new style as for this you can attack multiple hashes at once, next thing is, the tool veracrypt2hashcat (beta version from hashcat.net/beta) will tell you when something is wrong with your hash (missing entropy), this way you know you used the from flag for boot, hidden, normal and so on)
trying all possible algos would be a bad idea, just take all the hashes with length 32, or all the salted md5 styles, you would try to crack hashes not able to crack and even if the right algo is in the list, you would be able to tell if not a single hash was cracked
i would always recommend the new style as for this you can attack multiple hashes at once, next thing is, the tool veracrypt2hashcat (beta version from hashcat.net/beta) will tell you when something is wrong with your hash (missing entropy), this way you know you used the from flag for boot, hidden, normal and so on)
trying all possible algos would be a bad idea, just take all the hashes with length 32, or all the salted md5 styles, you would try to crack hashes not able to crack and even if the right algo is in the list, you would be able to tell if not a single hash was cracked