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I have my mealworms in the same room as my woodstove. The air is so dry that they devour a carrot within about two days to stay hydrated.

You could reduce the ventilation temporarily and definitely dry out your coop. I have a pool in a fully-enclosed metal carport that I heat with a wood stove. Without it's drying heat water will be dripping off the ceiling; with it it's bone dry.

A fan like above would not do much to dry out a coop in a humid environment.

A small wood stove would probably dry out a coop faster than anything. After reading this thread I may incorporate the ability to use one into my next coop.

What temp did you have bad frostbite at?

Personally, I'm willing to err on the side of caution. I put out heat lamps if I have doubts.

They put out heat, too

A really easy way to convert C to F is to type -43 C F temp into Google (others might work, don't know) and it will display the conversion. example > https://www.google.com/search?sclient=psy-ab&site=&source=hp&btnG=Search&q=-43+c+f+temp&oq=&gs_l=&pbx=1