At 56x, it looks like a larger fuzzy patch. It still appears circular, but individual stars cannot be resolved. I can instantly recognize this cluster by the bright parallelogram of stars in the center of the cluster. At 56x, the sky is clear enough that I could make out a few dozen stars. I couldn't really see a butterfly in the shape, however.
Several stars are visible, just wider than the field of view on the low-power eyepiece.
In the central concentration of the cluster, about a dozen stars are visible. With averted vision, more stars are visible. This is a fairly faint open cluster in Ophiuchus . This cluster isn't really impressive, but it is pretty easy to find due to its nearness to a magnitude 5 star directly below it. At 56x, the cluster takes up nearly the full field of view.