Azure SQL Reporting - Installing Fonts - Status after 10/31/14

As Azure is moving reporting service to VM. 
Is it possible to get fonts installed on SQL Reporting with out migrating to VM until the 2015 deadline?
IF so how do we get the fonts onto the SQL reporting environment?
Thanks

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