in general, we could say it could be anything... except if you know the exact algorithm used (I'm not sure what kiwi taxi uses, not familiar with it... but maybe you can find it out somehow or google it).
the hash just seems to be base64 encoded... so you probably get binary data (raw bytes) when you decode it.... from the hash length you might be able to exclude some algorithms (because it's a long hash)... you can do some educated guesses, but best would be to know the exact algorithm, otherwise it could be anything... even salt added at the beginning and end etc...
the hash just seems to be base64 encoded... so you probably get binary data (raw bytes) when you decode it.... from the hash length you might be able to exclude some algorithms (because it's a long hash)... you can do some educated guesses, but best would be to know the exact algorithm, otherwise it could be anything... even salt added at the beginning and end etc...