The text beginning with “L1aC2” could potentially be a private key for a wallet. You have the option to import it into another Bitcoin Core wallet or Electrum to check the balance.
Instructions for importing a single private key into Electrum can be found here.
As for the hash, it is a Bitcoin Core wallet hash. Tools such as John the Ripper or Hashcat can be used to bruteforce the password.
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