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The wrapped keys and the parameters needed to derive the KEK are then stored as integers or Base64-encoded strings in a JSON file named `masterkey.cryptomator`, which is located in the root directory of the vault.
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When unlocking a vault the KEK is used to unwrap (i.e. decrypt) the stored masterkeys.
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