It's a phalaenopsis hybrid. That's about as specific of an identification as possible because there are so many hybrids available that without a tag, giving an exact id is next to impossible. It will grow and possibly bloom in lower light conditions, but it's best to keep it in brighter conditions (east window for instance). Soak the potting mix with water once or twice a week, but be sure that the mix approaches dryness between waterings. They prefer to be kept on the warmer side, so try not to let the night temps drop below 60 F. The roots look like they will need a bit of time to recover. They don't seem to have any active growth tips, and the leaves are a bit dehydrated, so your plant might need a little TLC before it will perk up again.

Is it from Trader Joe's they seem to sell billions of crosses of Supersuk "Eureka" X Raisin Pie. they all look different and some are very dark like yours. I hope it does well for you. i always worry about that soggy spaghnum moss, though I think paphs are fairly tolerant of it. Good luck! J

It's most likely a cymbidium if it has a bulb at the base of the leaves are nice and dark so it looks like it is indoors? They require high light, leaves a medium to light green in color, not dark green, and cool temps in winter to set spikes. Cymbidium Culture

I think you’re on the right track! It’s definitely some kind of cattleya or closely related genus. I had my cattleya outside all summer in full sun and it bloomed for me in September. I use a 20-20-20 weakly, weekly at 1/4 strength after watering (make sure the substrate is already wet). Give it as much sun as you can while it’s inside, cattleyas are tough plants!