sure, as long as you don't install activeperl in C:\strawberryperl, and you fix your %ENV, you're good to go.
Here's what I use
set INCLUDE=;C:\strawberry\c\include;C:\strawberry\perl\lib\CORE
set LIB=;C:\strawberry\c\lib;C:\strawberry\perl\bin
set path=%windir%\system32
set path=%path%;%windir%
set path=%path%;%windir%\System32\Wbem
set path=%path%;C:\strawberry\perl\bin\
set path=%path%;C:\strawberry\c\bin
set path=%path%;%programfiles%\gnuwin32\bin
set path=%path%;%programfiles%\GNU\GnuPG
@rem @echo ...
set TMPDIR=
after that cpan/cpanp correctly calls the strawberry version
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