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Currently there is no way to install a CAcert certificate on iOS because

It turns out that iOS 5 and newer no longer trust certificates that are signed with the MD5 hash algorithm. This is confirmed by the official Apple support document http://support.apple.com/kb/TS4133.

The current CAcert root certificate is signed with MD5, so there is no fix for the problem until CAcert issues a new root certificate.

Also see this.

It would be very helpful if CertManager would be able to not only block already trusted certificates which are preinstalled but also be able to trust user installed certificates (like CAcert).

Install the Tweak CertManager and at the moment of rebooting, I leave almost unusable my device, I have not managed to recover JailBreak.

When lots of certificates are blocked, the log file can be corrupted. This means that CertManager can not load.

There is a better way of showing notifications that would not require the Springboard hook. Need to look into this.

Seems iOS 9.0.2 has broken the package. I will happily provide crash reports if required.