Quote from: achow101 on Today at 01:05:36 AM

After doing some code archaeology, I am pretty sure that wkey records were never actually used. I am unable to find any point in time where wkey were even able to be written to disk. So it's really odd that you have a wallet file that contains wkeys.

In any case, wkey is supposed to be a private key with some extra metadata. There should be a 4 byte version number, followed by the private key, followed by an 8 byte creation time, followed by an 8 byte expiration time.

It's probably not an old Qt wallet file then. Maybe it's an old exchange wallet? This is a screenshot of part of the wallet file. Thanks for the info.
https://imgur.com/a/gOm4fh8