Which statements correctly describe the command below. Choose TWO correct answers. vault write transit/decrypt/password \ ciphertext=vault:v1:8SDd3WHDOjf7mq69CyCqYjBXAiQQAVZRkFM13ok481zoCmHnSeD…

The command does not return an error due to a missing encryption key name; the key name 'password' is correctly specified as part of the `transit/decrypt/password` path.

The Transit secrets engine's decryption endpoint returns the decrypted content as a base64-encoded string, which is the plaintext representation of the original encrypted data.

This command invokes the `transit/decrypt` endpoint, specifically using the encryption key named 'password' derived from the path. If the token used for execution has the appropriate capabilities (e.g., `update`) for this path, the ciphertext will be successfully decrypted.

The command's purpose is to decrypt, so it returns the *plaintext* (base64-encoded), not the original ciphertext itself.

While `sudo` capability would grant permission, the standard capability required for `transit/decrypt` operations is `update` on the specified path, not necessarily `sudo`.