No offence Byz, I just want to point out that all information within this link should be taken with a grain of salt on the grounds that Sam Vaknin is a moron. And, while he is undoubtedly a narcissist, he hasn't done research on narcissistic personality disorder or even studied in psychology, and his "degree" came from a diploma mill. We've, uh... exchanged some barbs, Sam and I...

As for the original question, I'm not too familiar with the numerous Millon subtypes, even within my own disorder. Although, if I recall, a compensatory narcissist actively uses his or her bravado to cover up underlying negative self-images (compensates), and they tend to be shy and negativistic. Personally, I thought this true of most (if not all) narcissists, so I suppose this is moreso for the compensatory narcissist, where other subtypes may show more amoral features, lack of empathy, entitlement, whorish behaviour, etcetera.