BananaAcid / VeraCrypt-Cmd

Find VeraCrypt mounts and drive letter.

Vera Crypt mount finder commandline tool

Download binary only: bin/Release/VeraCrypt Cmd.exe

Source code and binary

C:\VeraCrypt Cmd\bin\Release> VeraCrypt Cmd.exe
VeraCrypt Cmd v.1.1.0.0
Find VeraCrypt mounts and drive letters.
VeraCrypt must be installed. Use /x for extended info, /json for json output, /csv for comma seperated values
 
letter  Mount source (volumeName)
K       \??\C:\Users\BananaAcid\test.vc
M       \??\C:\Users\BananaAcid\test 2.vc

• /x get extended infos: letter, truecryptMode, diskLength, volumeLabel, volumeName
• /text is the default, generate user readable output
• /json sets the output to generate JSON, no info header
• /csv sets the output to generate properly escaped CSV, no info header

truecryptMode: if vera crypt loaded a TrueCrypt container in compatibility mode

Version 1.1.0.0 added the output modes (code got messier). For a simpler usecase, select version 1.0.0.0.

Output for /json /x

C:\VeraCrypt Cmd\bin\Release\VeraCrypt Cmd.exe /json /x
{
        "version": "1.1.0.0",
        "mounts": [
                 
                {
                        "letter": "K",
                        "truecryptMode": false,
                        "diskLength": 4980736,
                        "volumeLabel": "",
                        "volumeName": "\\??\\C:\\Users\\BananaAcid\\test.vc"
                }
                ,
                {
                        "letter": "M",
                        "truecryptMode": false,
                        "diskLength": 4980736,
                        "volumeLabel": "",
                        "volumeName": "\\??\\C:\\Users\\BananaAcid\\test 2.vc"
                }
        ]
}

All backslashes are properly escaped (\\). The prefix \??\ is how windows allows super long paths.

Project relates to https://github.com/BananaAcid/Selfcontained-C-Sharp-WPF-compatible-utility-classes

MIT license used.