I hope you realize the security implecations of what you are asking? You should never store a password in a way that you can retrieve it - and django doesn't do that. It hashes the password with a salt and then stores the hash. The hash is then stored in the database. The hash should be one way - and therefore you should not be able to retrieve the password in any way. When you login the password you use gets sent through the same algorithm and if the hashes are the same - the user is logged in.
Regards,
Andréas
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