The only thing you can get from that is the estimated plan that was saved. It is the "guide" SQL Server uses when a command executed, not "truly" the actual plan. Because from the query optimizer going through the motions there is a chance that it chose to modify that plan for actual execution.

The sp_whoisactive is your best option for getting the actual execution plan. You can also use that command to output data to a table for frequent capturing over time. There are a number of blog post and examples I believe out there on how to do it.