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https://crypto.stackexchange.com/questions/35639/is-sha-256-safe-and-difficult-to-crack
I presume that SHA-256 is too fast to compute these days, because of very fast hardware. So if the passwords are entered by a human they probably will match the dictionary based algorithms pretty quickly.
Same I was able to brute force a bad windows 8 laptop password a few years back with physical access to the machine. Passwords like "Yo1235!Mama" aren't going to stand up to much.