Most likely it moved because of the weight of the door. The bottom moved inward from where it(the hinge) was, but it's possible the top hinge has moved too. You're going to need to readjust the hinges, maybe both of them.
Look closely at the surfaces around the hinges, there may be evidence of where the hinge was located before. Look for a line showing where the hinges edges were. If there is something to see, that will help a bunch to place the door hinge back where it was. Otherwise, you have to move the hinges very little at a time, tightening a bolt to hold it well enough in place, while you test fit it(shut the door gently).
Start with the bottom hinge, it looks like that part of the door is quite a bit inboard. You might have to only go part way before the top of the door won't shut if the upper hinge is in at all.
Loosen all the bolts of one hinge, the part attached to the door. Make them all barely finger tight, and then snug one a little with a socket or the tool you are using. That one bolt snug, will hold it well enough to gently close the door to see how much you moved it. Then open the door and carefully loosen and move the hinge again, until you think it's close. Then as needed, do the other hinge carefully, loosen all the bolts from the door part of the hinge, and snug one after moving the door in the direction it needs to go. Go at it slowly and carefully, it's not really hard but be careful and hold onto the door when each group of bolts are loose at the same time.
