Nitpick: that’s bcrypt, not Blowfish. Blowfish is an encryption algorithm; bcrypt is a password hashing algorithm based on Blowfish, but designed to be significantly slower.
Also, bcrypt comes with a work factor that works on a log scale -- a work factor of 6 is 2^6 (64) rounds, and 6 is considered far too out of date these days. The default in hashcat is (IIRC) a work factor of 5 (2^5, 32 rounds).
If you're using 14 or higher, which is usually the recommendation thrown around these days, that 100k number will look more like single or double digits.
If you're using 14 or higher, which is usually the recommendation thrown around these days, that 100k number will look more like single or double digits.