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If DO expects Spaces to compete with S3, they’ll need to provide similar durability guarantees. (From Amazon’s documentation, “Amazon S3 Standard and Standard - IA are designed to provide 99.999999999% durability of objects over a given year.”)
As far as I know, no such guarantee has been documented for Spaces. (Please correct me if I’m wrong.) Given this and Spaces’ early-access status, I’m working under the assumption that objects in Spaces could go up in smoke at any moment.
It’s up to you to back them up. You could probably write a script that uses the API to back these up.