Ahh, I'm back, I was almost freezing to death. But it was totally worth it.
First, I could only see Callisto, just as I predicted, a tiny tiny white dot. Then after 5 am or so I started to seeing another tiny dot popping out from the left lower corner of the Jupiter and about ten mins later, another tiny dot appeared this time from the right upper corner of the planet.
I waited for the fourth one to appear as well but then I realized that the second dot actually must be dual and they had to be Ganymede and Europa. In fact, I figured it out logically, because I couldn't see it as dual, but both Ganymede and Europa should have been there(at the left side of the Jupiter) by then, and Io must have been the last dot which was at the right side of the planet, so I was sure of it.
Anyway, I tried to capture the pictures of the moons but it was a disappointing failure. I took literally hundreds of pictures through my binoculars with my phone but it couldn't capture the moons in no way. After some ridiculous settings of my phone cam, I think I could capture a shot of the Callisto, but to be honest I'm not sure if it is indeed Callisto or a defect of the camera. I like to think it's Callisto.
This is lovely Jupiter.
From another angle, she is really beautiful.
This is +18 shot of Jupiter, she is totally naked!
Aaaand, this is lovely Callisto!!! (At least I believe it is)