it kind of depends on whether this was a brand new password, or one of your old favourites that you might have forgotten or written down wrong.

if it's the latter then i'm sure someone's gonna be along with a little program that can help. if not there's these guys - https://walletrecoveryservices.com/ but they need some half remembered ideas to work off.

if it's a brand new password then that's gonna be tougher.

I don't see any mention of you not having your SEED.  If you do have the seed just create a new wallet and it will automatically be unencrypted.  Had to throw this out there since I saw no mention of the seed.

If you are using a desktop wallet, it's fine if you forgot your password as SEED is the only need to access your wallet but in here you don't have any backup of your SEED. What wallet are you using? It's a basic thing to do backup of the seeds

I once encountered a thread here that he lost his passphrase, in this case, Electrum. One person do bruteforce to his wallet.dat and able to crack it adn recover the funds. Although in this case, the password was tagged as an easy one. Just don't have an idea how to do bruteforce on your wallet or is it still effective.

Yeah, a desktop wallet. It's a Bata (BTA) wallet. Literally all i did was encrypt my wallet with a passphrase and then backup it after I moved my funds there. Could you clarify what are you meaning by "SEED" I just want to be sure we're on the same track.

What I've been trying to do is that i get the "hash" from my wallet.dat and then use John The Ripper on it.