Just to clearify, migrating with the password being intact doesnt seem to be possible as far as i know. Im more looking at a way to migrate the users and have it as user friendly as possible.

Current scenario im thinking about is:

1. convert the "hashed in db/cannot be decrypted" setting to encrypted.

2. This will have all the password reset into an encrypted password (but one that can be decrypted).

3. Export the users with decrypted password

4. Import in new system with new encryption 

5. Email users that their password has been reset and send the new password? (not really happy with that)

Hi Joe,

Thanks for your reply.

I'm actually looking at migrating them away from mojoportal.

Having mojoportal as authentication tool might be an option for user who login for the first time on the new portal. Ill authenticate them one time in mojoportal and have their passwords hashed within the new system. Then i flag them as "migrated" and further authentication will go thru the new system. Then after a certain period ill disable mojoportal authentication and users that have never been logged in will be asked to reset their password upon logging in.

Ive send you an email.

I was able to solve this by implementing the same hashing method as mojoportal into the new portal