when you look properly at the end of the video the root hash starts with $y$ implying its yescrypt
more info here https://manpages.debian.org/unstable/libcrypt-dev/crypt.5.en...
https://www.openwall.com/yescrypt/
once you have the hash you have to use some rainbow tables if they exist for that hash function or bruteforce it
the authors of yescrypt claim: "Technically, yescrypt is the most scalable password hashing scheme so far, providing near-optimal security from offline password cracking across the whole range from kilobytes to terabytes and beyond. "
in any way, this is a local attack, someone / some software on your local machine would need to execute it so i am not overly stressed, password hashes leak all the time from all different sources
yet, it does worry me because my AMD stock is dropping on value because of this today :D