The use of the native numbers after 10 is less common in everyday life. In formal settings like in news reports and in the Bible, the native Bisaya numbers are still used. (In fact, the Bible was where I learned that twenty is kawhaan — when I was already 20-ish years old!) But in daily conversations, we usually just use the Spanish-derived set.
Example: Fourteen days = napulo’g upat ka adlaw / katorse ka adlaw