Probably, but as someone who has used EJB2 code in EJB3 environments, the support is not always great. Take Geronimo for example, which rewrote its persistence mechanism in 2.* versions to support EJB3. While doing so they rewrote the module to be backwards compatible with EJB2. The result? A persistence mechanism significantly slower than previous versions of Geronimo.
In short, I'm sure it does support EJB2, but its often not well supported.