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Not that I know of. The information may exist in the wallet file but I don't know of any way to find that information through the GUI frontend. I'm not aware of any console command that will provide the information either. Another thing to keep in mind, I don't believe Electrum's seed generator will create a seed specific to Bip49 standard, only Bip44 (legacy) and Bip84 (native segwit.)

Quote from: o_e_l_e_o on Today at 06:33:10 PM

Can you clarify first of all how you created the Electrum wallet? Electrum will not allow you to generate a P2WPKH-P2SH wallet - you can only restore such a wallet. Further, you can not restore such a wallet from an Electrum generated seed phrase unless you force the seed through as an invalid BIP39 seed phrase. Are these the steps you took? Was the initial Electrum wallet you create legacy or segwit?

Initial Electrum wallet is segwit. I think I forced it through as an invalid BIP39 seed phrase cause the checksum=failed but I was still able to proceed.

Those are the exact steps I took in Electrum:

Chose a new wallet name, next.
Standard wallet, next.
Create a new seed, next.
Segwit, next.
Copied the generated seed.
Aborted the process, restarted electrum.

Chose a new wallet name, next.
Standard wallet, next.
I already have a seed, next.
Pasted the seed, clicked options.
Check marked BIP39 seed, ok, next.
Chose p2sh-segwit(p2wpkh-p2sh), next.
Chose Password, done.