What you’ve got is a list of versions (backup runs that included file changes).
When you say you’re trying to “list remote files” do you mean the archive files in your destination or the CONTENTS of those archive files (in other words, what’s been backed up)?
If it’s the list of backed up files you’re looking to get, then have you checked out the help associated with find that can be seen in Display Duplicati 2.0.2.1 beta command line help - #3 by JonMikelV?
Duplicati.CommandLine.exe help find
Usage: find <storage-URL> ["<filename>"] [<options>]
Finds specific files in specific backups. If <filename> is specified, all
occurrences of <filename> in the backup are listed. <filename> can contain
* and ? as wildcards. File names in [brackets] are interpreted as regular
expression. Latest backup is searched by default. If entire path is
specified, all available versions of the file are listed. If no <filename>
is specified, a list of all available backups is shown.
--time=<time>
Shows what the files looked like at a specific time. Absolute and relative
times can be specified.
--version=<int>
Shows what the files looked like in a specific backup. If no version is
specified the latest backup (version=0) will be used. If nothing is
found, older backups will be searched automatically.
--include=<string>
Reduces the list of files in a backup to those that match the provided
string. This is applied before the search is executed.
--exclude=<string>
Removes matching files from the list of files in a backup. This is applied
before the search is executed.
--all-versions=<boolean>
Searches in all backup sets, instead of just searching the latest