I encrypted both my personal and system file drives using Diskcryptor, after full completion I set my laptop to hibernate. Now, my device is stuck in a bootloop with my only option being to use CMD as the drives are locked with no option to enter my pass-key for possible file recovery. There's 2 recovery drive partitions present, although I'm unsure of their content and whether they contain any of the up-to-date files that I need.

I'm running windows 10, however, I don't know which build I'm using, other than, it's the second-to-most recent build, assuming that a new build was released during the period my laptop was in hibernation for (7 days). I was running the most recent release of DiskCryptor, also.

I disabled the automatic boot repair for ease of access, using:

Then ran the following commands (with the returns):

Checked the state of the encrypted drive in read-only mode:

When attempting to view the file directory of the system volume:

Whereas;

I don't know what to do and the official website ran by the developer, hasn't been up for a small while. What are my options?

I'm happy to provide any system information that you need ASAP. I don't really know what I'm doing, I hope the information above isn't unclear or incorrect - if it is, please let me know.

Thank you in advance for any help that you can provide. It won't go unappreciated!

Edit: Here's a summary of the console command sets (I have no clue how to use them):

https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:78H02mu-KBYJ:https://diskcryptor.net/wiki/Console

Edit 2: Here's the boot recovery screen, Error screen

Edit 3: If I'm understanding the problem correctly: is it that, the location of the files required to boot/run the OS, is within an encrypted partition where they can't be accessed without the passkey? Whereas no option to enter the passkey can be present due to the boot-setup of my system and the location of DiskCryptor's "firmware" cannot be accessed either, due to also being within the encrypted partition. Is that correct?

If so, would it be possible to load the SSHD in a booted system using external or external hardware, where therein I can decrypt the files using my passkey? I'm eager to test any recommendations. Thus being first and only encounter with Diskcryptor and with full-drive encryption, I'm clueless in regard to the whole decryption process, so I may need brief instructions if any of the above are valid options -- please.