Maybe i can do this but i haven't heard from op lately i PM him though. !!!
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./wallet-tool [wallet filename]
--help Show this help
--is-encrypted Outputs "Encrypted" or "Unencrypted" depending on the status of the wallet file
--passphrase=PASSPHRASE Specify passphrase for encrypted wallet
--test-passphrase Simply tests the passphrase and outputs "Unencrypted", "Correct", or "Incorrect". "Unencrypted" and "Correct" exit with 0, "Incorrect" exits with 1.
--determine-coin Outputs the coin acronym and "otherversion" in the format ", ", e.g. "LTC,48"
--list-keys List public and private keys in the format ", " one per line
--list-public-keys List public keys one per line
--list-private-keys List private keys one per line
--list-contacts List addressbook contacts in the format ",
--max-balance Lists the maximum balance for each key in the format ", , " one per line