Okay I don't know how I did it, but it looks like it worked... Hashcat actually cracked the password. Besides New Year's Eve, it was definitely the loudest day of the year in my neighborhood 
What I did:
1. Type in the terminal "sudo dd if=/dev/sda of=veracrypthash.txt bs=1 skip=31744 count=512"
2. Run hashcat using following commands: hashcat -a 0 -m 13722 (NOT 13761) veracrypthash.txt wordlist.txt
It actually worked, but why? When I tried -m 13761 hashcat was running but wasn't able to crack the password in the end. It just worked with mode 13722. I mean, I encrypted the windows bootloader, so why it's not mode 13761?!
What I did:
1. Type in the terminal "sudo dd if=/dev/sda of=veracrypthash.txt bs=1 skip=31744 count=512"
2. Run hashcat using following commands: hashcat -a 0 -m 13722 (NOT 13761) veracrypthash.txt wordlist.txt
It actually worked, but why? When I tried -m 13761 hashcat was running but wasn't able to crack the password in the end. It just worked with mode 13722. I mean, I encrypted the windows bootloader, so why it's not mode 13761?!