You cracked the hash. You can't unhash from a SHA256 back to the hashed data.
Thats only partly true. By it self, yes you can't crack the hash. However, it can be reversed engineerd if the hashed has been used before and put on a list. There are websites for this that can chech the hash, and see if they match any words they already have hashed, and then give you the unhashed version, if its matches.
That is also one of the reasons why you also use a salt, when encrypting passwords for websites.
So that all I did, put the hash into a website and bam, I got the password. Was easier then changeing the password myself, becasue I was lazy lol.