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Kotlin is a programming language and cannot directly decrypt data. However, Kotlin can be used with OpenSSL to develop an application that can decrypt data.

OpenSSL is a widely-used open source cryptographic toolkit that provides various cryptographic functions including encryption and decryption. By using the Kotlin programming language, one can develop an application that can leverage the OpenSSL library to decrypt data.

To utilize Kotlin and OpenSSL for decrypting data, one could follow the following steps:

1. Install OpenSSL and Kotlin on the development environment.

2. Import the OpenSSL library into the Kotlin project.

3. Define a function in Kotlin that uses the OpenSSL library to decrypt the data.

4. Pass the encrypted data to the decryption function and obtain the decrypted result.

The implementation of the decryption function will depend on the specific encryption algorithm used to encrypt the data. The decryption function should include the necessary parameters and key information required to decrypt the data.

It is important to note that encryption and decryption are complex processes and should be implemented following security best practices. Additionally, encrypted data should be handled securely to protect against unauthorized access.