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Hi there,
Yes this should doable, what you could do is rather than changing your name servers, you could add NS records for your subdomain.
To do so head over to your current active DNS zone and add the following:
spaces.company.com - NS record -> ns1.digitalocean.comspaces.company.com - NS record -> ns2.digitalocean.comspaces.company.com - NS record -> ns3.digitalocean.comThen add the spaces.company.com subdomain as an actual domain under your DigitalOcean account.
That way you will be able to manage the DNS zone for that subdomain name via DigitalOcean, and your main domain name’s DNS zone would remain where it is currently.
Let me know how it goes.
Best,
Bobby