Check if call to a method is made from another method using Moq

I am quite new to Moq and I am not sure is this even possible, but let say, if I have one method named GeneratedHashedAndSaltedPassword()and I am making a call to that method from method named CheckUsersPassword() is there any chance that i can write from Unit test Moq expression that says: Verify if GeneratedHashedAndSaltedPassword is call from CheckUsersPassword method?

I will know that CheckUsersPassword method preformed correctly if it makes a call to GeneratedHashedAndSaltedPassword method without any exception.

What I have for now is not much, since I am having difficult time with Moq and it's logic.

[Test]
public void CheckIfPasswordIsHashed_Test()
{
    var securityServiceMock = new Mock<User>();
    securityServiceMock.Setup(m => m.CheckUsersPassword(It.IsAny<string>())).Returns(true);
    securityServiceMock.VerifyAll();
}

I was trying to SetUp CheckUsersPassword, but I still don't know how or even if I can preform Verification I need. Does somebody has more experience with this kind of issue?

This is what CheckUserPassword does:

public bool CheckUsersPassword(string password)
{
    return SecurityService.GenerateHashedAndSaltedPassword(password, Salt) == Password;
}

It makes simple call to GenerateHashedAndSaltedPassword() and compares result with current user password.