Can I recover my iCloud password from an iPad that is currently connected?

With all of Apple's (and the rest of the world's) increased intrusions by hackers, I have become very nervous when the slightest glitch happens on any of my devices. I was working on my laptop and it seemed that whenever I used iCloud Keychain the screen would glitch. I freaked out, admittedly, and jumped on my iPad, quickly changing the iCloud password. I didn't write it down because I've gotten used to the keychain storing all of the. I also thought I could reset rather easily through Apple. And, I thought I could remember it for just a few minutes and then properly store.

But, I didn't and I can't, and I have Two-step activated and the most recent RK code is not working. I have 4 trusted devices on account and access to all of them. And, I have the iPad in which I changed the password on, still actively signed in on that account with new password.

I have tried:

1. Apple Support - Good Luck

2. Multiple variations of the RK where my handwriting could be in question. - Odds of winning Lottery

3. Multiple variations of what I think I changed the password to. - Odds of winning Powerball

4. I have been able to make an encrypted backup of it currently and tried sifting through files - Way over my head

I know the password has to be available somewhere in my iOS. I know Elcomsoft could get it, but I can't afford $800+

My Wife and I have used iCloud to store all family photos, videos and irreplaceable memories and Apple's answer has been "TS!"

If anyone can be of any assistance, PLEASE HELP!