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Here are some examples:

db: 35273f5c7b3fb45a
actual: 5093625

db: 272beab9517a8835
actual: 7091343

According to http://hash-it.net/ it's not MD5 or SHA1.

A: 

I believe it is being salted, as none of the hashes on http://www.hashemall.com/ worked. You can read more about salting here.

Javed Ahamed
+1  A: 

I finally got a reply from the developers:

"The native 'password' function of MySql is used to encode the passwords. You can find it in the 'getPassword' function of 'gorum/dbproperty.php'"

RD