@Aleph A good way to learn about your raw file is to use exiftool or something similar. Other than that, @Morgan_Hardwood pretty much covered everything. A snippet of exiftool output:
WB RGGB Levels As Shot : 2180 1024 1024 1616
Color Temp As Shot : 5019
WB RGGB Levels Auto : 2180 1024 1024 1616
Color Temp Auto : 5019
WB RGGB Levels Measured : 2087 1022 1025 1717
Color Temp Measured : 4648
WB RGGB Levels Daylight : 2236 1024 1024 1577
Color Temp Daylight : 5200
WB RGGB Levels Shade : 2608 1024 1024 1339
Color Temp Shade : 7000
WB RGGB Levels Cloudy : 2427 1024 1024 1450
Color Temp Cloudy : 6000
WB RGGB Levels Tungsten : 1570 1024 1024 2399
Color Temp Tungsten : 3200
WB RGGB Levels Fluorescent : 1949 1024 1024 2245
Color Temp Fluorescent : 3763
WB RGGB Levels Kelvin : 1141 1024 1024 3372
Color Temp Kelvin : 2400
WB RGGB Levels Flash : 2497 1024 1024 1438
Color Temp Flash : 6214
Average Black Level : 2048 2048 2048 2048
Raw Measured RGGB : 415520 180628 178529 249230
Per Channel Black Level : 2047 2047 2048 2048
Normal White Level : 15165
Specular White Level : 15677
Linearity Upper Margin : 10400
This is true, so they aren’t truly neutral or accurate, even though we have a picture profile named neutral.