Yes, Tillandsia can survive winter. Here's how:
When the weather starts to cool off in autumn, Tillandsias will begin to go dormant. This means that they will stop growing and their leaves will start to turn brown.
During this time, it's important to reduce watering. Allow the soil to dry out completely between waterings, and don't mist your Tillandsias as they won't be able to absorb the moisture as efficiently.
If you live in an area with frost or snow, it's best to bring your Tillandsias indoors for the winter. Place them in a bright spot out of direct sunlight and continue to reduce watering. Some people like to put their Tillandsias in a terrarium during winter for extra humidity, but this isn't necessary.
With proper care, your Tillandsias should survive the winter just fine!