Where is the signature capture image stored?

Does anybody know where the image is stored once it's cptured? I'm trying to find it so I can use it in other applications.
Thanks

MacKid4854 wrote:
Well I will give apple props for thinking of encryping the signature,
Fully agreed here.
but it also creates problems if users would like to use it to sign letters in Pages or emails without going though that additional step of saving it as a PDF and then signing it.
I have been using scanned and stored signature for years on OS X. Screenshot/alpha_channel/copy&paste
Most Page files get exported as PDF anyway to send or print, so not necessarily an issue.
Third party pdfPen does a beautiful job of handling stored signatures for user friendly experience.
I do think it is progress for Apple and Sig Capture/Preview.

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