Is my Bitbucket password visible over the wire when I push from Mercurial using a public WiFi?
Often when I'm at Starbucks I open the Windows command prompt and push some changes to Bitbucket like this:

    C:\My Projects\wiggywozzle>hg push https://wiggywozzle:my_wiggywozzle_password@bitbucket.org/wiggywozzle/wiggywozzle/
    pushing to https://wiggywozzle:***@bitbucket.org/wiggywozzle/wiggywozzle/
    searching for changes
    no changes found

The first line is what I type:

    C:\My Projects\wiggywozzle>hg push https://wiggywozzle:my_wiggywozzle_password@bitbucket.org/wiggywozzle/wiggywozzle/

But the message from Mercurial hides the typed password:

    pushing to https://wiggywozzle:***@bitbucket.org/wiggywozzle/wiggywozzle/

Does that mean it is encrypted before it goes out over the Starbucks WiFi connection and is therefore safe from public consumption?
Is my Bitbucket password visible over the wire when I push from Mercurial using a public WiFi?
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Often when I'm at Starbucks I open the Windows command prompt and push some changes to Bitbucket like this:

    C:\My Projects\wiggywozzle>hg push https://wiggywozzle:my_wiggywozzle_password@bitbucket.org/wiggywozzle/wiggywozzle/
    pushing to https://wiggywozzle:***@bitbucket.org/wiggywozzle/wiggywozzle/
    searching for changes
    no changes found

The first line is what I type:

    C:\My Projects\wiggywozzle>hg push https://wiggywozzle:my_wiggywozzle_password@bitbucket.org/wiggywozzle/wiggywozzle/

But the message from Mercurial hides the typed password:

    pushing to https://wiggywozzle:***@bitbucket.org/wiggywozzle/wiggywozzle/

Does that mean it is encrypted before it goes out over the Starbucks WiFi connection and is therefore safe from public consumption?