I would leave it in the moss over the winter rather than repot at the wrong time. It needs some but not that much winter water. It is not a deciduous plant so it shouldn't drop leaves; if it does, it's probably not getting enough water.
When you water, don't soak the moss; just dribble a little water on top. It will diffuse through the moss and leave the roots with a little humidity. In the Spring you can repot it when it just starts making roots.
Moss works well for people who are busy with other things and sometimes let their plants get too dry. If you have time to look at your plants frequently bark or LECA will also work.
Most Dendrobiums in moss can be watered to the soaking point during the growing season if temperatures are correct. They use that much water.
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Dendrobium kingianum potting advice
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