Malformed password when attempting to connect to Openstack (Keystone V3)

Looking at the output of my http request to authenticate when using "foobar" as the password, jclouds emits password":"[C@2044f708". This is using keystone v3.

When I try catching the same data sent via the Python openstack command, I get this: "password": "foobar" ... which admittedly, doesn't seem ideal from a security perspective, but it does work with the openstack server we are trying to use (unlike what jclouds is sending).

Is there a way to either 1) specify jclouds send the password in clear text (not ideal, but I don't own the openstack system) or 2) ask the openstack admins to enable a setting that would allow the jclouds password to connect?

I've compared the rest of the post request between jclouds and python's openstack package, and I don't see any other differences.

Crossref to stack overflow question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50533152/how-to-specify-password-encoding-using-jclouds-for-openstack