Let’s try to get the keywords. Using Regex Keyword Finder  we can use ^[g7oyecd7t2ieyt66]{6}$ to get the keyword Deceit.

Make a 4×4 grid

You can see where the letters of the keyword are, you’ll need to rearrange the columns as 4, 3, 1, 2

yog77deceit266yt

Looking at the string we see somewhat of the passcode format written in reverse. Let’s reverse the string.

bpv94qwyibye7s856r01

Not much of a keyword, Atbash and Rot don’t give anything to work with. That 01 at the end gives a good hint. It should be a letter, if you use a keyboard flip it becomes 10 which can be converted to roman numeral X. Let’s try a keyboard flip: 1=0, q=p, a=;, z=/

nqm27potenti4l365u10

Convert 4 to A from leetspeak and 10 to X from roman numeral

nqm27potential365ux

After trying a few thing I converted the string to decimal

75 79 63 38 33 70 72 32 66 69 37 65 33 8221 36 70 61

Few things are popping out. First those 38 & 33 at position 4 & 5 indicate that the range can be Hex. That 8221 is obviously off, simply change that right quotation mark to a regular quotation mark

KO?&!FH BE%A!"$F=

Convert Ascii to decimal

75 79 63 38 33 70 72 32 66 69 37 65 33 34 36 70 61

Convert Hex to Ascii

uyc83pr2fi7e346pa

We clearly have a good prefix and suffix. For the keyword, not sure if it’s a typo in the code or if there is a special manipulation to get it right but we can figure out that profile is the right keyword

uyc83profile346pa