That's the new cost and a base reward of 10%. If the TU follows the real world model, salvage value is current actual value as determined by the salvage court, with the percentage of value awarded to the salvagers based on the amount of effort needed to effect the salvage and the degree of risk involved (both of which would likely be very low with an intact, living crew to help and the "calm sea" of deep space as the rescue environment).

Still, even 10% of 10% (e.g. scrap value) is ~3.6 billion credits and that sounds like a nice profit . . . unless you had to seed MASSIVE volumes of space with an endless horde of sensor drones in order to conduct the search.

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