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It generate dicthtml file in the folder.
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Good.
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it didn't delete the tmp... files in C:\...\local\Temp.
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Are you using the -k flag (or --keep) ? If so, that's the expected behavior.
If you not, then that's a (Windows) bug. I cannot reproduce it in Linux.
It is quite strange, as I use the Python built-in tempfile module to create the temporary directories and files, and they are supposed to be removed automatically (EDIT for clarity: by my code) as soon as the execution ends (without errors). Are you sure that the tmp* directories you are seeing are not coming from previous executions gone bad? Just delete all of them, run penelope again, and see if a new tmp* directory persists after the execution ended.