Stumbled upon this one through EE;
Microsoft has an online password strength checker which will dynamically (as you type characters) would rate the strength of your password.
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I found that Microsoft Password Checker’s algorithm based primarly on words dictionary. Also, I know, algorithm of http://www.itsimpl.com based on words dictionary, too. Jetman.