Can not connect to ftp with mountain lion

Hallo everybody,
i have a problem with my ftp-client, i use cyberduck, i can not connect to any ftp-server...
evertime i get this message:
USER user_xyz
331 User user_xyz OK. Password required
PASS **********
530 Login authentication failed
this will only happen when i try it with mountain lion 10.8.2
with snow leopard and lion everything works fine and i can connect to the ftp-server.
i try to take another ftp-client but its the same... i try filezilla and transmit.
can anybody help me with this problem?

In your Network System Preferences, under Advanced, Proxies tab, is Passive mode selected? If it is, try toggling it off then on (or try it with it off).
Also, have you contacted the Cyberduck people to ask if they know about a problem?
Have you tried connecting from Terminal?

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