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Password being stored as plain text in django

Hi,

When I am creating a user through django admin site,the password is being stored as plain text.I don't know why it's happening.I created superuser from command,and password is stored as hash.So,what could be the reason for this to happen? Now,since password is being stored as plain text,the user cannot login using the credentials.

thanks

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