deleting btrfs subvolume: any difference between "btrfs subvolume delete" and "rm -rf"?

as the title says, when deleting a btrfs subvolume, is there any reason to use the "proper" btrfs subvolume delete-command instead of just rm -rf ?

(i assume the btrfs subvolume command is faster given that presumably it doesn't have to recursively delete all files/folders it contains first, but is there any other difference than speed?)

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