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You cannot. It's hashed with Whirlpool. I also recommend you to keep it as it is - after all, that's the point of using hashed passwords (security for each user).
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If you want to know, Remove the Password Hash in the script :P
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You don't. If they need to login, hash their input and compare to what's stored. If they forgot their pass, reset it. You can ask their e-mail during registration which can be used for the reset procedure. Or you can do it by hand if you have a small server and trust your users.
Edit: So slow.
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I believe NGG has a /changeuserpassword command. They do in-fact have users provide an email, and I believe you have to make a request on the forums, and respond to their email using the provided email address. Not completely sure, tho, but I think that's what they do. Hope I helped.