Issues after waking up with low battery-  FileVault?

Hello,
Its not a problem - its rather description of a problem that Ive encountered .
Recently Ive migrated my MacBook Pro 15inch mid 2012 to Yosemite. Meanwhile started to use FileVault.
Two days ago Ive put to sleep MacBook with a about 5 % of battery.
On the saturday morning Ive open by laptop and wait...wait...wait and nothing happened. Connected power and wait( but it never was the case in previous releases!!)
After few minutes of waiting Ive push power button - I can hear sound of fans but nothing happen.
Then once again after 5 minutes pushed power button for a 5 sec  and Ive heard Startup sound and still nothin appeared on the screen.
Ive left box and for about 5 minutes Ive received on the screen window with message like " please choose which method of reset password you would like to use " (or something similar )
Ive been quite surprise as Ive did not request pass reset:/
SO Ive reset password and after reboot still nothing appeared ! Ive tried to boot in safe mode, reset pram etc.. and since then with no help.
With broken heart Ive tried to run reinstall mode  (cmd +R) and it got me to the menu - then it once again prompted me with the message " please choose pass reset method " and then reboot and after that Ive been able to get into disk utility ! Ive made disk scans ( both for boot partition and main disk) - no errors, then run a few times repair on both disks - also - prompted " all fine " and then reboot my Macbook.
Ahhh- that was triumph ! My mac was up and running !
My educated guess is that something happened with password stored for my disk volume. After my laptop drain battery in sleep mode  password was lost but due to some bug it did not ask to enter pass by hand so it initiated something strange!

Oh, I wasn't thinking power iteruptions outside your Mac, I was suspecting internal problems... it's the only thing I can think of that covers your symptoms.
Hibernation saves the state of the computer from top to bottom, & since it's fine after a short sleep, we can assume I think that it's being saved to Disk fine, & not likely changing on the Disk, but I think the RAM must be getting flaky waking after a long sleep.
I think I'd give this a try, then reboot without reinstalling...
http://www.northernsoftworks.com/mountainlioncachecleaner.html

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