Encryption uses raw bits. The data being encrypted has no encoding that ICSF applies. So, if you encrypt something that was encoded in CCSID 1047, ICSF just sees it as the raw underlying bytes.
For example, if you encrypt "ABC" in CCSID 1047, you are actually encrypting C1C2C3 (ICSF has no idea it was EBCDIC).
If you are storing encrypted data in a table, it would be a "Binary string" or "Large object" (LOB), depending on how long it is.
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Eric Rossman
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