If you close the GnuPG Logviewer of kleopatra you can't get it to display the window again. Even exiting kleopatra doesn't return the view. When I kill the process of ps aux | grep log: aron 5805 0.0 0.0 4352 720 ? S 23:15 0:00 watchgnupg --force /home/aron/.gnupg/log-socket Then I get a warning that the log daemon was killed. Clicking "not retry" gives an message "watchgnupg logging process not running,[..] log window unable to display[..]" otherwise the daemon restarts itself, but the window stays hidden/closed regardless what I click Logut & Login and you can see the log window again.
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I can reproduce this bug in Kubuntu 22.04 (KDE Plasma 5.25.5 from kubuntu-ppa/backports-extra, Kleopatra 3.1.19.211203). If kwatchgnupg is launched from Kleopatra menu and then closed via 'x' button of the kwatchgnupg window, the kwatchgnupg process will not be terminated (both kwatchgnupg and watchgnupg processes keep running). In this case the window will not open again until the kwatchgnupg peocess is killed manually.