Referring to your own solution, yes you can change the password in phpmyadmin: just open the admin account record in the wp_users table, change the password, and make sure to select 'MD5' as 'function' in phpMyAdmin
As said before, MD5 is not encryption, and therefore cannot be decrypted. However you can brute force it if you're lucky with a tool like: crackstation dot net.
However if the password is arbitrary or long enough, this won't help you, but you can give it a try.
@Zho999: Nice stackoverflow copy...
Not sure what your setup is, or what you exactly try to do, but you can manually set the referrer value for a request. With CURL for example you can set the 'CURLOPT_REFERER' option to your desired value.
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