Winframe Password Crypt

[Adam <adam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I am attempting to reverse engineer the password encryption algorythm
used by a Citrix client (in my case a Linux machine running the Java
version of the client).  If I enter a password of "Trowel1" I get a 
crypt like so: 0008481f25023d10344d. A password of Senex3 creates a 
crypt of: 00085c0b043d0f36127d  I have tried DES, LanMan, NT but none of
those produce the same crypt.  I am woderinging if it is possible to
any degree to "uncompile" a java program or dig inside one with a 
debugger to see what it is doing.

The reason for this is what the java client lets me pass a username and
clear text password on the command line,  but the new Linux native client
(read HOLY COW THIS IS FASTER) doesn't allow me to pass a password and I
get a nasty note from the NT server and have to enter my password (which 
sucks,  cause I already did that once).  If I can figure out the crypt
method I can build it into xdm and store in the environment so I get a single
sign one.