Modules appear as themes in themes page
All modules listed there are dependencies of the Dawn theme, and when we look at the Changelog there are entries like: - Added jQuery Update, Honeypot modules.

There is no way for a theme to define module dependencies (you'd need an installation profile for that), so my best guess would be the theme creators packaged the modules within the theme. 
Normally I would have checked that for you, but it is a little harder with commercial themes. You should browse through your Dawn theme folders and see if the modules are nested in a sub-folder somehow. (Perhaps there is even a README explaining you should move them?)

The reason they are listed as themes is because modules and themes both provide a *.info file containing the details, and only the folder they are in is used to distinguish between module or theme. Since the module / theme detection in Drupal can scan multiple folders deep (eg. Views UI module is a subfolder of the Views module), it probably detects these modules's .info files and assumes they are themes since they are in the sites/all/themes folder.