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You can try running
cat /etc/motd.tail
… to see if the file exists and contains the password. That’s the file noted in the guide which should have been displayed when you logged in to SSH for the first time.
As for the Console, yes – click on the name of the Droplet, then Access. From there you’ll be able to login to the web console using your root password (for the Droplet, not phpMyAdmin).