Rails 5 has_secure_token encryption

Question

In the Ruby on Rails has_secure_token gem/feature, it creates a unique token upon record creation and stores it in the database as plain text. If I am using that token to grant users access to an API, is there a security risk in storing that token as plain text in the database?

I was hoping there would be a way to encrypt the token column when the has_secure_token method commits the token to the database, similar to how bcrypt encrypts passwords into a database.

I have tried using gems such as attr_encrypted to store a hashed value of the token, but it seems to be incompatible with has_secure_token. Here is how my model is currently set up:

class User < ApplicationRecord
  has_secure_token :token
  # attr_encrypted :token, key: :encrypt_token, attribute: 'token'

  # def encrypt_token
  #   SecureRandom.random_bytes(32)
  # end
end

The commented code is attr_encrypted code that has proven to be incompatible. If someone knew if there was a way to safely encrypt a column in the database, while also using has_secure_token, I would greatly appreciate it!

Let me know if any more information is needed or this is confusing. Thanks in advance!