How to remove LCPL DRM from ebooks?

(Hello, first post, please be gentle)

Ebooks.com recently switched from Adobe to LCPL DRM for their ebooks (ebooks from Google Play still use Adobe AFAICT). Up till now, I've successfully used Calibre (7.26.0) with DeACSM (0.0.16) and DeDRM (10.0.3) plugins to free my purchased ebooks.

I added the LCPL Input (0.0.5) plugin to Calibre as well and added the LCPL passcode from ebooks.com to DeDRM, but was unable to get it to work.

There is supposed to be a way to use the Thorium reader to crack LCPL DRM (rather involved by the looks of it), but the only version that this worked with (3.10? I think?) has been taken down. Any ideas how I might be able to de-LCPL using Calibre?

(Tried to do some research on this before asking, apologies if it's been addressed elsewhere).

Edited for spelling, grammar and clarity.

[ElleKayEm]

Removal of LCP DRM removal was briefly supported by noDRM's DeDRM until Readium issued a DMCA take down request. GitHub shut down the repo until all of that was taken out of DeDRM. So I don't know where you might be able to find info on removing LCP DRM now.

[ElleKayEm]

From what I understand you can still get Adobe DRM from ebooks.com. Choose the "some ereaders" option, rather than the "windows or mac" option when downloading.

@ElleKayEm This worked, thank you very much!

Perhaps noDRM could find a new home for their plugin . . . ?

[ElleKayEm]

noDRM doesn't seem to be active at all anymore. There are others who have continued the project. But any LCP solutions will have to be somewhere out of reach of DCMA take downs.