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Hubic use openstack I think so. But check this :
https://forums.hubic.com/showthread.php?272-hubiC-for-Linux-beta-3-is-out-!
Hubic uses their own authentication on top of OpenStack, so regular OpenStack tools need to be modified/proxied. There's one such tool, HubicFuse, which is a modified CloudFuse, it does work fine and lets you just mount the storage as a filesystem (into a folder) in GNU/Linux:
https://forums.hubic.com/showthread.php?1988-Mounting-hubic-on-GNU-Linux-with-hubicfuse
From there you can just use any howto or software written for backing up to a separate filesystem or disk.
HubicFuse works fine, but if you're gonna backup (and restore) large amounts of data, I'd look elsewhere.
It's capped @ 10mbps (I'm able to push it to 2x that using several threads).
Good for small data/files, but not full vps backups etc.
You can always experiment or just keep using the free account with 25 GB.
For me that'd be enough to backup 5-10 VPSes (OS only).
And properly set up backups should be incremental anyways, with no need for large transfers each time.
There is a debian package (in beta) available.