It wouldn't actually be all that difficult to recreate this font yourself. Your image appears to have almost every digit and letter (both uppercase and lowercase, apart from Q maybe), so you won't have to create many of them from scratch. I'm not a lawyer, but as I understand it, glyph shapes aren't protected by copyright so there's nothing to stop you doing this.
There are online tools that can be used to build pixel fonts directly inside your browser, such as bitfontmaker2. It didn't take long to create the first few characters:

If you want to carry on building this font, follow the link to BitFontMaker2, click the data import/export button (the rightmost icon in the menu bar) and paste in the following:
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