Office 365 Confirm last password change time for users

Open Powershell as Administrator

Run the following:

Connect-MSOLservice

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Get last password change time:
get-msoluser |fl displayname,lastpasswordchangetimestamp

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You can export it to a file as well:
get-msoluser |fl displayname,lastpasswordchangetimestamp >c:\passchange.txt

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