No. We do not have a way to get that un-encrypted - bulk, or otherwise. We (as Cisco) would just go through at that point and perform a user reset on the account in question --- which would reset the password and "secrets" answers. After that - the account would be forced to go through and re-establish the basic user setup. If you request this through a CRES admin account for your company - we can comply with that. But, if you are a non-admin - then we will not.
If an end-user does leave your company - happiliy with millions, or with sad force... CRES accounts aren't deleted - but you (as an admin), or Cisco, from global admin use, can lock the account. (We'd prefer to see the happily with millions - and wealth sharing for all!)
Normally - as long as you have your CRES account properly setup, you are an admin, AND you can properly log in and assure that your domain is tied to the CRES account correctly --- you should see and be able to search/view your company domain users that have CRES accounts created.
http://tools.cisco.com/squish/Fd3B6
As stated by the CRES Admins, it is against CRES policy to delete users. You have the option to select the individual user and set their status to either Locked or Blocked. This will essentially prevent that user from accessing secure emails for the selected account.
-Robert
