Anything faster than bcrypt is practically clear text due to brute forcing, and running bcrypt inside the user interface is needlessly expensive. The common pra

Anything faster than bcrypt is practically clear text due to brute forcing, and running bcrypt inside the user interface is needlessly expensive. The common practice is to ensure that passwords are checked and discarded before they can be accidentally disclosed, or to avoid re-usable passwords altogether. Production logs should also only be accessible when there is a direct need. Sometimes this still fails, but it is relatively rare in well run sites.