Can't login with username containing german umlaut with SQL Developer 2.1

hello,
we run SQL Developer on W2K.
In SQL Developer Release 1.5 we have no problems connecting with a username containing a german umlaut (like "jörg"). Now we tested Version 2.1 and fail. The error message is ORA-01017.
sqlplus or TOAD also haven't any problems - just SQL Developer 2.1.
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