That must be only during registration. The form emails it to you like a savant, and doesn't store the plaintext in the DB or in any way it could be fetched by me or anyone else.
In the DB, passwords are hashed through MD5. I cannot read the plaintext. This is a 32 character string of gibberish looking characters that have no recognizable pattern to human eyes.
It *is* possible to brute force MD5 codes, given a particular MD5 value; however, if you make your password at least 10 characters long and include a special character, number, and/or one more more capitalized characters, the brute force time can take weeks/months/many years to crack.
On the modern internet it is not wise to have short passwords that are only lowercase letters for anything important.
If it bothers anyone that the email is sent with the password in plaintext, I could likely have the savant form strike that part out.
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THOOOOKA...THOOOOOKA...THOOOOOKA...
Future Grand President For Life of the Universe (you'll see! you'll be sorry then!)
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