If you look at the output of
pvs
lvs
vgs
pvdisplay
lvdisplay
vgdisplay
You will see where your ~450 GB is.
Depending on the output of the above you can then resize with something like
lvextend -L 100% /dev/vg/root
If you look at the output of
pvs
lvs
vgs
pvdisplay
lvdisplay
vgdisplay
You will see where your ~450 GB is.
Depending on the output of the above you can then resize with something like
lvextend -L 100% /dev/vg/root