I'm the guy who wrote the accounts management platform for Silent Circle. Rest assured, passwords are stored as PBKDF2 hashes. (I realize bcrypt is popular around here, but when it comes to crypto stuff, standards are a good thing, most of the time...)
We tune the hash iterations to take a reasonably long amount of time on our modern hardware. That said, a dedicated and well funded attack on a single hash could certainly crack it in a relatively short period of time (which is why we protect the hashes as if they were cleartext passwords...)
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