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When signing up, I was told the password I tried to use was too long (I have unique, randomly generated, passwords for each site I use). so I generated a < 20 chars password instead - however, password length limits around this size suggest that the site might be storing the passwords as plain text, rather than only storing a salted hash of the password.
So I was wondering, if that's the case here?
The source code is public. Delve away.
It sounds like you have little to worry about even if the password storage is lax!
Oh, it's actually a private github repository currently. Talk to us if you want access to it though!
Just occurred to me you may have been thinking of TagTime, which is indeed open source: http://github.com/dreeves/TagTime